Manchester City trophy tour visits UAE

Wednesday, 23 October 2024 09:32

By ARN News Centre

Fans in the UAE experienced football history as the Manchester City Champions 4-in-a-Row Trophy Tour visited the Emirates, celebrating the club's unprecedented achievement of winning the English top-flight title for four consecutive years.

The tour showcased the Premier League, FIFA Club World Cup, and Community Shield trophies, allowing fans to meet young star Oscar Bobb, club legend Nedum Onuoha, and influencer FG.

Attendees took part in a Q&A session as well as over 190 teams and 2,500 players having the chance to take photos with the silverware.

The tour also included visits to City Football Schools in Dubai and Ajman, and a special event at Yas Mall’s City Challenge, home to the UAE's only official Manchester City store.

Onuoha expressed gratitude for the growing fanbase in the region while City Football Middle East General Manager Olivier Turkel emphasised the importance of inspiring young fans through the event.

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