Manchester City lifted the Premier League title in 2022 for the fourth time in five seasons and made progress in their hunt for a Champions League trophy. While the Blues did not win as many trophies as they have done in recent years, it was still an enjoyable year for Pep Guardiola and his team.
It was also a good year for the club's women’s side, managed by Gareth Taylor, who were Continental Cup winners back in March. Meanwhile, with Guardiola's side currently battling Arsenal for the top-flight title, competing in the FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Champions League, 2023 promises to be even better for City.
Erling Haaland is on course to break a host of goalscoring records, Kevin De Bruyne will be looking to move past Frank Lampard in the Premier League all-time assists list and Rico Lewis is expected to continue his impressive development after shining in a City shirt. There is a lot to look forward to for the Blues - but there will be little time to dwell on the past. Instead, the focus will be on the here and now.
