Manchester City teenager Reindes: Club World Cup kicks off the pressure to compete for the championship

Tiani Ryandes said he felt the urgency of winning the championship after transferring from AC Milan to Manchester City. Last season, Manchester City ranked third in the Premier League and lost to Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final. It lost no results throughout the season. This is the first time Guardiola has missed the championship in a major event since coaching. Ryandes stressed that the team urgently needs to turn the situation around, and this will start with the FIFA Club World Cup.

Manchester City is the world's top giants. When you put on the team's jersey, you are on the mission of competing for honor. Ryandes said: When Manchester City sent me an invitation, I hardly hesitated. Ultimately, it was a decision that was not difficult to make. It is my desire to gallop on the European arena, and wearing Manchester City's jersey is a dream come true.

Riondes transferred from Milan to Manchester City through the club's special World Cup transfer window and is expected to make his debut against Philadelphia's Vladimir. The 26-year-old midfielder scored 10 goals in the league last season and looks forward to continuing to expand his goal account on Manchester City's stage.

Last season in Milan, I proved my ability to score in shooting, which is crucial for a midfielder. He added: My goal is not just to score goals, but also to assists, and I am eager to achieve something in both aspects.

Talking about personal growth, Ryandes admitted: In my first season in Milan, I did miss some opportunities and my mentality was not stable enough, which was the focus of my summer reflection. I watched those missed opportunities repeatedly, trying to adapt to this pressure in the second year, stay calm in the penalty area, and improve my finishing ability.

With the arrival of Ryandes, Manchester City will embark on a new journey in the club's World Cup, striving to break the haze of last season and regain the glory of the championship.