In conclusion: City are f***ed.
Date published: Thursday 8th December 2022 11:00 -Pep Guardiola was right to be concerned over the impact the World Cup might have on Manchester City. Six other clubs no longer have to worry about it.
We’ve ranked the Premier League clubs based on how many minutes their players have played in Qatar. City have already played over 1000 minutes more than any other club and they have more players still left in the last eight than all but three clubs started with at the World Cup.
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