Manchester City captain Ruben Dias has sent a defiant message to the club’s rivals in the English Premier League. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.
Stressing that the new signings have revitalised the squad, Dias insisted that the club’s staggering £458 million summer overhaul has only increased their hunger for silverware.

The Portuguese international added that his approach to leadership remains steadfast despite the high turnover of personnel.
His words, “In terms of the role I have, it goes down to trying to be the best version of yourself, and in terms of that, nothing has changed.
So many people have left and so many winners have left, and now new people have joined with a lot of ambition and people that are desperate to win and that is also what makes the club keep on going.
There’s obviously many things from training session to some details about the way we press, details about the way we defend and that make all of these Enzo’s idea. I feel like everything is making a lot of sense.
Everyone is buying into the idea. Everyone’s excited about it and there is a lot of joy in training, which is massively important.
I am 29, I am going to be 30 next year but I am excited about all of this and all the things with the club, the new manager, new players, the new challenge, guys that I was so close with leaving.
It’s the circle of life, you can call it and it is just how things are I am appreciative of all of it – I’m appreciative of the memories I have with all the ones that left and I’m excited with the memory about the memories I’m going to make with the ones that have just arrived.
I am still very ambitious. I took the decision of being at this level because I feel like I have won so much but maybe the thing that would be my biggest reward would be to be here so many years playing at this level and and having the consistency of being ambitious for so long.”
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