 which had only been achieved in England by Manchester United back in 1999. They now go into the season as the reigning champions and will be looking to become the first English club since Nottingham Forest in 1980 to retain Europe's top prize. With high-profile transfers, tactical shake-ups, and some underdog stories in the mix, the upcoming season promises an exciting journey from the group stages to the final at Wembley Stadium in June 2024. Let's delve into a more detailed analysis of the Champions League winner odds. Buoyed by their first Champions League triumph last season, Manchester City will be confident they can become the first side to retain the trophy since Real Madrid's three peat five years ago. Pep Guardiola's men will look a little different on Matchday 1 in September, with some significant club figures departing over the offseason. Influential captain Ilkey Gundogen and tricky winger Riyad Mahrez have already departed the Premier League champions, with further players, including Aymeric Laporte and Bernardo Silva, rumoured to be joining the exodus as Guardiola looks to shuffle his deck. Mateo Kovacic is the sole arrival as of writing. Still, many ingredients that delivered the club their first continental trophy since 1970, like Erling Haaland, Julian Alverez, John Stones, and Rodri, remain. The Cityzens are also strongly li){kind=link}
Check out our expert guide to Champions League Winner Odds 2023/23, including outright markets, analysis, and predictions
As the world of football gears up for the 2023/24 Champions League season, reigning champions Manchester City are the odds-on favourites with UK betting sites. Still, the competition is fierce, with the likes of Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Paris St-Germain, Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle, Barcelona, and Napoli all vying for the coveted trophy.
Pep Guardiola finally guided City to their first triumphant campaign in Europe which helped them secure the treble (Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League) which had only been achieved in England by Manchester United back in 1999. They now go into the season as the reigning champions and will be looking to become the first English club since Nottingham Forest in 1980 to retain Europe’s top prize.
With high-profile transfers, tactical shake-ups, and some underdog stories in the mix, the upcoming season promises an exciting journey from the group stages to the final at Wembley Stadium in June 2024. Let’s delve into a more detailed analysis of the Champions League winner odds.
Buoyed by their first Champions League triumph last season, Manchester City will be confident they can become the first side to retain the trophy since Real Madrid’s three peat five years ago. Pep Guardiola’s men will look a little different on Matchday 1 in September, with some significant club figures departing over the offseason.