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Manchester City were founded in 1880 under a different name at first - St. Mark's (West Gorton). The name Manchester City was born in 1894, replacing the name Ardwick Association Football Club (1887-1994).

Manchester City are currently owned by the City Football Group (CFG), a holding company with the majority stake owned by the Abu Dhabi United Group.

Manchester City play their home games at the enticing Etihad Stadium, which was originally known as the City of Manchester Stadium. It opened as a football venue in 2003 and has undergone a few expansions since then.

The Etihad Stadium has a capacity of 53,400 and has also hosted other events such as music concerts and international rugby matches.

Manchester City have won 37 trophies throughout their history, which includes 10 top-flight titles, a solitary Champions League, and seven FA Cups.

Manchester City have won the league 10 times, with eight of those coming during their emergence under the City Football Group, starting in the early 2010s. They have won the last four Premier League titles in succession, which is an English record.

Former English midfielder Alan Oakes has made the most appearances in Man City history, playing 680 games for the club during a 17-year stint between 1959 and 1976.

Sergio Aguero, the protagonist behind Man City's maiden league glory in the Premier League era (2011-12), is the club's leading goalscorer of all-time with 260 goals in 390 appearances.

David Silva, Carlos Tevez, Kevin De Bruyne, Gareth Barry, Joe Hart, Nicolas Anelka, and Yaya Toure are among the most famous players to have represented Manchester City.

Pep Guardiola (current manager), Roberto Mancini, Kevin Keegan, Billy McNeill, and Sven-Goran Eriksson are among the most famous managers to have been in charge of Man City.

Manchester City have two nicknames: The Citizens and The Sky Blues.