Manchester City have finally been cleared to fly to China for their pre-season tour after two days of frustrating delays. The treble winners were due to travel to Shanghai last Saturday, ahead of the English Premier League Asia Trophy which starts tomorrow, but their...
Manchester City have finally been cleared to fly to China for their pre-season tour after two days of frustrating delays.
The treble winners were due to travel to Shanghai last Saturday, ahead of the English Premier League Asia Trophy which starts tomorrow, but their departure was twice put back due to an administrative issue involving travel agent Thomas Cook Sport. The delays embarrassingly meant City were absent as organisers opened with the exhibition event at a press conference yesterday that was due to feature manager Pep Guardiola and a player.A Thomas Cook Sport spokesman said:"Due to an administrative error with third parties, Manchester City's flight with Aeronexus was delayed by two days. We have resolved this issue and the team are due to depart today at 11am .
The media conference went ahead with Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Nuno Espirito Santo and defender Ryan Bennett fielding questions.
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