A striker to rival Dixie Dean & Rodri in midfield: Numbers in Man City's treble

Pep Guardiola’s history makers racked up some remarkable statistics as they conquered (almost) all-comers this season.

From their unstoppable striker who gave Dixie Dean a run for his money, to reliable Rodri in midfield — not to mention the spending behind the success — here are the most striking numbers from City’s extraordinary campaign.

Five managers beat City this season — Thomas Frank (Brentford) and Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) twice, and Cristian Stellini (Tottenham), Erik ten Hag (Man Utd) and Nathan Jones (Southampton) once.

Seven This is the seventh time the Treble has been won by a team in one of Europe’s ‘big five’ leagues after Man Utd (98-99), Barcelona (08-09, 14-15), Inter (09-10) and Bayern (12-13, 19-20).

31 assists by Kevin De Bruyne, 18 clear of the next best, Riyad Mahrez

52 goals scored by Erling Haaland. Julian Alvarez was next on 17.

61 matches played this season. Won 44, Drawn 10, Lost 7

151 goals scored by 16 players. They conceded 46 and kept 25 clean sheets

4,476 minutes played by Rodri. The Champions League match-winner also had the most touches (3,363), the most passes (2,977), the most tackles (67) and the most fouls (47).

22,358 miles travelled by City’s squad across the season

2,973,841 The total attendance of all 61 City matches this season

£842 million The cost in transfer fees of Pep’s treble-winning squad