Pep Guardiola has shrugged off Jurgen Klopp's latest accusations about Manchester City's spending power and has heard them repeated so often he has started ignoring them.
City believe Klopp inflamed tensions ahead of the latest showdown between the two clubs last weekend when he said the Blues were one of three clubs who could "do whatever they want" because they had the backing of a nation-state.
The Liverpool boss said nobody could compete with City and that his club "cannot act like them", referencing the signing of Erling Haaland this summer as adding the best striker in the world "no matter what it costs".