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Manchester City confirm kits to be worn at 2025 FIFA Club World Cup including special edition release

The shirt has been designed in collaboration with New York-based fashion designer KidSuper, as a white base lies beneath a black and red diagonal sash widely adored by Manchester City fans since away...

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Man City unveil special-edition kit for FIFA Club World Cup

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Man City reveal special Club World Cup kit

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Pep Guardiola and the Manchester City rebuild that has echoes of summer 2017

the club are getting rid of players not suited to his style of football.

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Manchester City Club World Cup 2025 squad: List of new signings and predicted line-up

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Here are two topics to monitor at the Club World Cup from a Manchester City point of view

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The pieces are there to form a devastating attack at Manchester City

The signing of Rayan Ait-Nouri also adds a new element to Pep Guardiola’s squad.

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City in LA: Supporting City from the west coast

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Reijnders receives striking shirt number at Manchester City ahead of Club World Cup

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Ranking Club World Cup kits, from Real Madrid to Inter Miami

The Club World Cup is upon us, and all 32 teams are bringing new kits to the tournament. Which ones earned the highest marks?

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Inter Miami Release Ocean-Inspired Third Kit for Club World Cup

Inter Miami unveiled their new Riptide third kit that embodies the strength and fearless nature of the ocean ahead of the Club World Cup.

New Club World Cup kits revealed including eye-catching Bayern Munich shirt with hidden meaning that’s left fans divided

THE Club World Cup kicks off in the United States this weekend. And the tournament happens to fall around the prime time for kit releases. Several clubs across the world have already launched at

The FIFA Club World Cup is here. Here's what you need to know

The stage is set for 32 club teams — including some of the top ones around the world — to compete for the chance to emerge as the champion of a revamped tournament. It hasn't gone great so far.