Sergio Gomez 6/10
Limited number of appearances and minutes in all competitions this season, most from the bench. Getty Images
Pep Guardiola 9/10
MANCHESTER CITY 2023/24 season ratings: Blamed himself for not setting the team up correctly the morning after the cup final defeat in an overly self-critical way, but was otherwise near faultless thrShow more
Ederson 8/10
An injury interrupted season for the Brazilian who has done more than most to reshape perceptions of what a modern goalkeeper should be. Looked devastated when injured at Spurs, perhaps he already kneShow more
Stefan Ortega 9/10
His heroics against Spurs will long be remembered and to call him an able deputy is to do him a disservice. He was brilliant more often than not when called upon, although the Wembley mix-up with GvarShow more
Kyle Walker 8/10
It looked for most of the summer as if he would leave Manchester for Munich, but Walker stayed, became captain and made close to 50 appearances. He was often played higher up the pitch than previouslyShow more
Manuel Akanji 8.5/10
He was Mr Reliable for much of the campaign, although his uncharacteristic mistake in the Spurs match could have undone City’s title chase but for Ortega’s heroics. City certainly looked more secure dShow more
Ruben Dias 8/10
Four years at the club have yielded four league titles, as well as numerous other honours. As a pure defender he is almost without equal, although he was occasionally vulnerable to quick counter-attacShow more
Nathan Ake 8/10
Scored City’s first ever goal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in January in the FA Cup to counterbalance the unfortunate deflection off his face in the 1-0 defeat at Arsenal in the autumn. One of CitShow more
Josko Gvardiol 8/10
Had a tough introduction to English football but roared back to form in the run-in, when another tactical innovation by City sometimes had him as the most advanced player on the pitch. Scored five goaShow more
John Stones 7.5/10
An injury hit season for Stones. Given his fitness issues, he was a surprise inclusion in the cup final line-up, where he initially struggled but steadied. PA
Rico Lewis 7.5/10
Signed an improved contract this season as reward for exceptional work in the previous campaign. Scored his first league goal for the club in the freakish 2-2 home draw with Palace in December, when CShow more
Phil Foden 10/10
Wow, just wow. Wonderful season for Foden who will carry many of England’s aspirations at the European Championship this summer. Scored several standout goals and delivered on countless occasions to dShow more
Rodri 10/10
Incredible servant of the club who rarely loses in a City shirt, especially in the league, where he remains 50 matches unbeaten. His pressing, touches and all-round ability to marshal the team are cenShow more
Bernardo Silva 8.5/10
Bernardo’s season could easily be summed up in the space of 72 hours in April: fluffing his penalty in a heartbreaking shootout against Madrid on a Wednesday night, before being the difference maker aShow more
Mateo Kovacic 8/10
Tough start to his City career, including the most difficult of afternoons against Arsenal in the autumn when he was lucky not to see red, but became a consistent and authoritative performer towards tShow more
Jeremy Doku 8.5/10
He was an exciting addition to the squad in the summer and made several eye-catching performances, both as a starter and as an impact player from the bench. All round it was an excellent first year foShow more
Kevin De Bruyne 9/10
An injury affected season for KDB, who spent months on the sidelines. When he did return, he delivered a footballing “greatest hits” package of goals and assists. Irreplaceable at City, although that Show more
Matheus Nunes 7/10
Not the season he would have hoped for, but occasionally showed why he was signed for big money. He will hope that he follows the trajectory of some other Guardiola signings by having a better second Show more
Jack Grealish 7/10
A vital piece in the jigsaw in the treble winning season, this term was more of a mixed one. Critics will say he needs to add more goals and assists to his game, but at his best he delivers the controShow more
Oscar Bobb 9/10
Scored a goal of the season contender at Newcastle United to claim three points for his side and bagged another senior goal in the Champions League. He had a fine season all told and technically he isShow more
Julian Alvarez 8/10
A regular fixture on the team sheet, Alvarez notched 19 goals in a season where he burned bright in the first half of the season but faded a little in the second. AP
Erling Haaland 8/10
Collected his second Golden Boot in as many seasons, but struggled with injury and, uncharacteristically, missed some big chances when he came back. Nevertheless, 38 goals was still a remarkable returShow moreSergio Gomez 6/10
Limited number of appearances and minutes in all competitions this season, most from the bench. Getty ImagesPep Guardiola 9/10
MANCHESTER CITY 2023/24 season ratings: Blamed himself for not setting the team up correctly the morning after the cup final defeat in an overly self-critical way, but was otherwise near faultless thrShow moreEderson 8/10
An injury interrupted season for the Brazilian who has done more than most to reshape perceptions of what a modern goalkeeper should be. Looked devastated when injured at Spurs, perhaps he already kneShow moreStefan Ortega 9/10
His heroics against Spurs will long be remembered and to call him an able deputy is to do him a disservice. He was brilliant more often than not when called upon, although the Wembley mix-up with GvarShow moreKyle Walker 8/10
It looked for most of the summer as if he would leave Manchester for Munich, but Walker stayed, became captain and made close to 50 appearances. He was often played higher up the pitch than previouslyShow moreManuel Akanji 8.5/10
He was Mr Reliable for much of the campaign, although his uncharacteristic mistake in the Spurs match could have undone City’s title chase but for Ortega’s heroics. City certainly looked more secure dShow moreRuben Dias 8/10
Four years at the club have yielded four league titles, as well as numerous other honours. As a pure defender he is almost without equal, although he was occasionally vulnerable to quick counter-attacShow moreNathan Ake 8/10
Scored City’s first ever goal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in January in the FA Cup to counterbalance the unfortunate deflection off his face in the 1-0 defeat at Arsenal in the autumn. One of CitShow moreJosko Gvardiol 8/10
Had a tough introduction to English football but roared back to form in the run-in, when another tactical innovation by City sometimes had him as the most advanced player on the pitch. Scored five goaShow moreJohn Stones 7.5/10
An injury hit season for Stones. Given his fitness issues, he was a surprise inclusion in the cup final line-up, where he initially struggled but steadied. PARico Lewis 7.5/10
Signed an improved contract this season as reward for exceptional work in the previous campaign. Scored his first league goal for the club in the freakish 2-2 home draw with Palace in December, when CShow morePhil Foden 10/10
Wow, just wow. Wonderful season for Foden who will carry many of England’s aspirations at the European Championship this summer. Scored several standout goals and delivered on countless occasions to dShow moreRodri 10/10
Incredible servant of the club who rarely loses in a City shirt, especially in the league, where he remains 50 matches unbeaten. His pressing, touches and all-round ability to marshal the team are cenShow moreBernardo Silva 8.5/10
Bernardo’s season could easily be summed up in the space of 72 hours in April: fluffing his penalty in a heartbreaking shootout against Madrid on a Wednesday night, before being the difference maker aShow moreMateo Kovacic 8/10
Tough start to his City career, including the most difficult of afternoons against Arsenal in the autumn when he was lucky not to see red, but became a consistent and authoritative performer towards tShow moreJeremy Doku 8.5/10
He was an exciting addition to the squad in the summer and made several eye-catching performances, both as a starter and as an impact player from the bench. All round it was an excellent first year foShow moreKevin De Bruyne 9/10
An injury affected season for KDB, who spent months on the sidelines. When he did return, he delivered a footballing “greatest hits” package of goals and assists. Irreplaceable at City, although that Show moreMatheus Nunes 7/10
Not the season he would have hoped for, but occasionally showed why he was signed for big money. He will hope that he follows the trajectory of some other Guardiola signings by having a better second Show moreJack Grealish 7/10
A vital piece in the jigsaw in the treble winning season, this term was more of a mixed one. Critics will say he needs to add more goals and assists to his game, but at his best he delivers the controShow moreOscar Bobb 9/10
Scored a goal of the season contender at Newcastle United to claim three points for his side and bagged another senior goal in the Champions League. He had a fine season all told and technically he isShow moreJulian Alvarez 8/10
A regular fixture on the team sheet, Alvarez notched 19 goals in a season where he burned bright in the first half of the season but faded a little in the second. APErling Haaland 8/10
Collected his second Golden Boot in as many seasons, but struggled with injury and, uncharacteristically, missed some big chances when he came back. Nevertheless, 38 goals was still a remarkable returShow moreSergio Gomez 6/10
Limited number of appearances and minutes in all competitions this season, most from the bench. Getty ImagesManchester City 2023/24 season review and player ratings: Foden 10, Rodri 10, Haaland 8
Pep Guardiola's team enjoyed another brilliant campaign that included a fourth straight Premier League title
