Manchester City 2022/23 season ratings: Haaland 9.5, De Bruyne 8, Cancelo 4

City enjoyed a remarkable season by clinching the treble after winning their first Champions League title

MANCHESTER CITY 2022-23 SEASON RATINGS: Ederson -7. No Golden Glove this year but remains vital to the way City build from the back. Getty

Stefan Ortega - 7. Enjoyed great success in FA Cup conceding just a single goal in six matches. EPA

Kyle Walker -7. Ended the season at the top of his form after a dip earlier in the campaign. Reuters

Rico Lewis - 6. Teenager can be proud of first season at top level. Made 14 appearances and a big impression. PA

John Stones - 9. Season of his life playing as a central defender, right back and midfielder. Class. Hard to fault. AFP

Ruben Dias - 8. Missed a chunk of the season but was back to commanding best on the run in. Getty

Aymeric Laporte - 5. Couldn’t force his way into the starting eleven often enough but dependable. Getty

Manuel Akanji - 7.5. Turned out to be a bargain buy. His experience and class shone through in tough moments. Getty

Nathan Ake - 8. Most improved player this season. Key to build up play down the left and reliable in the middle. Getty

Joao Cancelo - 4. Never reached his brilliant best and left for Bayern Munich on loan mid-season. Future up in air. Getty

Sergio Gomez - 5. Some glimpses of class going forward but like others before him found it hard in first season under Pep. Getty

Rodri - 9. Probably the best holding midfielder in the world at present. Took his game to new heights. Getty

Kalvin Phillips - 5. Did little wrong but struggled to make an impact with Rodri in such commanding form ahead of him. Getty

Bernardo Silva - 7. If this was his last season at City, he went out in style. The chief architect of Real Madrid’s UCL exit. Getty

Ilkay Gundogan - 9. The bigger the occasion the better he played. Captain was pivotal to all the big moments in the campaign. AFP

Kevin De Bruyne - 8. Maintained his ridiculously high standards as one of the top playmakers the game has ever seen. EPA

Phil Foden - 6.5. Stop-start season thanks to injuries but his class shone through when he got a run. Getty

Riyad Mahrez - 6. His close control remains mesmerising and his goals played a vital part. EPA

Jack Grealish - 8. Vying with Ake for the biggest leap of improvement. Fully earned Pep’s trust. PA

Cole Palmer - 5. Just didn’t happen for the homegrown youngster who still has bags of potential and time on his side. Reuters

Julian Alvarez - 7. Overshadowed at City by Haaland’s exploits but a fine season for the World Cup winner. Getty

Erling Haaland - 9.5. Would have been 10 but Pep tends to improve players in their second season! Simply a goal-machine. PA

Pep Guardiola - 9. Re-invented his tactics masterfully and turned the team into a winning machine with an incredible mentality. Getty

Manchester City completed their remarkable season by winning their first Champions League title on Saturday night.

Victory over Inter Milan in Istanbul, courtesy of Rodri's second-half goal, ensured City became only the second English club to win the treble after Manchester United in 199, having already won a third straight Premier League title before adding the FA Cup to their trophy haul.

City have long established themselves as the dominant force of English football - the six Premier League trophies in the past seven years testament to their status - but until this season, they had fallen short in their quest to be crowned the kings of Europe.

Their ambitions were clear for all to see even before a ball was kicked this season as Pep Guardiola added to his already superb squad the prolific Norwegian striker Erling Haaland, while the highly-rated Julian Alvarez added further firepower following his loan back at previous club River Plate.

It seems laughable now that there were a few doubts from an admittedly minor section of football fans and commentators over the impact Haaland would initially have. Would City need to reshape their style of play? How would a No 9 fit into Guardiola's system? How long would it take Haaland to adapt?

What ultimately transpired was a historic season for both City and Haaland, whose record-breaking 52 goals fired the club to the treble.

While Haaland was the poster boy of a sensational season, City's success was no doubt built on the collective: a rock solid defence, a midfield that dominated almost every game, and yes, a truckload of goals from Haaland and his fellow attackers.

As City prepare to celebrate their treble with an open-top bus parade in Manchester on Monday, Chris Bailey has provided the player ratings for the 2022/23 season in the photo gallery above. To move on to the next photo, click on the arrows or swipe if using a mobile device.