Who has got the best chance for World Cup glory? (Part 1)
By James Fudge
The Premier League is now on hiatus as the World Cup Qatar 2022 is underway and in full swing.
We all are waiting on tenterhooks to see what the Middle East can provide in the fireworks, tifos and performances in comparison to the class of the Premier League.
The drama has already begun with alcohol being prohibited around the stadium and a bizarre offensive statement from FIFA President, Gianni Infantino.
For us City fans, we can celebrate that Pep Guardiola has clicked his pen for a contract renewal, Erling Haaland has got his feet up dreaming of goals and trophies and the others are getting the required rest.
There’s a vested interest as 16 Manchester City players will be adorning their international colours as they prepare for World Cup domination.
The club is the second-best represented club, behind Bayern Munich pre-Sadio Mane loss, and has a good chance of having a player coming home with a World Cup medal. The favourites for the tournament, barring France, all have a City representative.
We will be looking at their respective roles and the player’s chances of winning the World Cup.