Manchester City captain Ruben Diaz spoke ahead of City's Champions League league phase game against current holders Paris Saint Germain that he and the team trust the club.

Manchester City captain Ruben Dias stated that people do not love seeing his team win, while emphasizing that the squad loves winning. Speaking ahead of Manchester City's Champions League fixture against Paris Saint-Germain, the defender addressed external perceptions surrounding the club.
Dias insisted that he and the squad maintain full trust in the club despite ongoing scrutiny. The comments come as Manchester City prepares for their high-profile European clash against the French champions.
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