Thousands turn Manchester blue for City's victory parade

 Large number of Manchester City fans have turned the city's roads blue to join their legends in praising the group's memorable Head Association title win.

Kick Guardiola's side turned into the principal side in the whole history of the English first class to bring home the championship in four back to back seasons when they lifted the prize on 19 May.

Their fans overcame nasty weather conditions to cheer the side's motorcade through the roads of the city from the Public Football Historical center to a major stage outside the Hilton inn on Deansgate.

City had to hold on until late at night to begin the procession after the More noteworthy Manchester Run occurred around the same time.

As it worked out: Manchester City's triumph march

The fans got to see the Chief Association prize as well as the Club World Cup and the UEFA Super Cup, yet the one that was missing was obviously at the forefront of Guardiola's thoughts after he and his players passed up a record-breaking twofold.

"We will be back next season," Guardiola told BBC Radio Manchester.

"The FA Cup, we will take it."

With one year left on his agreement, hypothesis has likewise immediately gone to how much longer the Catalan could remain at the club.

"Indeed, even myself, I was unable to hope to remain here eight years yet everything works out positively," he said.

"Bit by bit we are here. It looks standard however it's not everyday practice."

Yet, when inquired as to whether he would "if it's not too much trouble, remain perpetually", the 53-year-old could chuckle.

The club's magic striker Erling Haaland told allies he "can't say anything negative" after a season which brought a second succesive Chief Association Brilliant Boot, having scored 27 in the association and 38 in all contests.

"It's been beautiful once more and a fourth straight, it's astounding this club," the Norwegian said.

"I'm so glad for everyone and blissful.

"There have been numerous great minutes yet when we realized we planned to win the association, I need to say [that was the best].

"The help home and away has been mind blowing. I'm glad. Nothing more needs to be said."

City ally Clare said the season had been tied in with "leaving a mark on the world", adding that Kevin De Bruyne had been a most loved player for herself as well as her little girl.

"The help from the fans has been splendid," she said.

Sean, who has brought his family along to the procession, said it felt "extraordinary realizing that they have that triumphant mindset in them to win four in succession".

He expressed that regardless of the sequential victories, he didn't "underestimate it".

"They know precisely exact thing they need to do and they get out there and take care of business," he added.

Nathan, who came to the motorcade with his dad, said he had a season ticket for quite a long time and he "was that troubled being hauled to games when I was a youngster".

"It has a piece better since my youngsters," he added, smiling.