Former Bayern Munich Legend and Star Arjen Robben will start training with Manchester City this week ahead of stunning football return!

The Manchester City team had just defeated Wolves 5-1 when Arjen Robben was seen encouraging the team in the changing room.

With four goals from Erling Haaland and one more from Julian Alvarez, City closed the gap on Premier League leaders Arsenal to just one point. They have now won six straight top-flight games, scoring an amazing 24 goals in the process, keeping their chances alive for a fourth straight championship.

The Daily Mail claims that a number of football luminaries attended the game. Among them was David Silva, the City icon making his first visit back to the Etihad since his departure in July 2020.

Robben, who is well-known for his amusing tales regarding Guardiola’s propensity to phone him at any time of day to talk work, congratulated City on their win against Wolves and asked them to continue applying pressure to Arsenal. Throughout his career, Robben has also played for Groningen, PSV, Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Bayern.

This past weekend, legendary Dutch footballer Arjen Robben visited more places than simply the Etihad Stadium while in the UK. Pictures of the former winger at Anfield, where he watched Liverpool defeat Tottenham 4-2 with former Bayern Munich teammate Thiago Alcantara, went viral on social media.

In order to secure the trophy for their fourth consecutive Premier League championship, Manchester City have to win three games in a row. With two weeks remaining in the championship fight, Pep Guardiola stated, “The biggest importance is only two weeks left,” after his team’s victory over Wolves. Three activities. With nine points, we will win.

Arsenal will win the Premier League even if we only manage to score seven, six, or three points. There can be no goal difference; we are unable to draw. Arsenal has been playing in such a proficient and reliable manner.

“We have three games to play; hopefully, we win the first and second so that we can control our own Premier League fate going into the third.” You may have seen the 5-1 outcome [today], but I don’t think it was all that great.

“We lost a good number of balls, easy ones. We can run with Phil [Foden], Kevin [De Bruyne], and Julian [Alvarez] when we have teams that push hard. I think Wolves’ patterns are really impressive. Matheus Cunha and Hwang [Hee-chan] were hazardous at all times.”