Akanji declares Manchester City can defeat any team in Europe
Akanji declares Manchester City can defeat any team in Europe

Akanji declares Manchester City can defeat any team in Europe

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Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji expressed confidence in his team's ability to compete against top European clubs, stating they can 'beat every team in Europe' after advancing to the Champions League play-off round. City secured their place with a 3-1 victory over Club Brugge, overcoming a challenging group phase where they faced multiple setbacks. Following the match, Akanji acknowledged the difficulty of facing either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich, but emphasized that the team is prepared for the challenge ahead. Despite inconsistent performances this season, Akanji believes that City can regain their form and make a strong run in the knockout stages. The upcoming draw will determine City's opponent, but Akanji maintains a positive outlook on their chances in the competition. The anticipation builds as the knockout phase approaches, with City looking to overcome their recent struggles and assert their dominance once again.

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