Latest Manchester City Betting Odds

The hiring of Pep Guardiola is one of the most significant moments in Manchester City’s history as it practically guaranteed the success of Manchester City for the following years. Guardiola’s side ultimately took longer to hit their groove than expected but once the Spaniard and his team finally clicked, they became the most feared team in the world and a serious contender in the betting odds for almost every competition.

Last season, a bitterly disappointing defeat to Real Madrid saw their Champions League hopes fade once again as the tournament is arguably City's toughest task. Will City be able to go one further this season or could they dominate domestically as we’ve seen them do so often.

In regards to transfers, the obvious talking point is their striker Erling Haaland with the Norwegian superstar looking at home in the Premier League and in the City attack. However, City have also made some shrewd business in regards to balancing out their financial fair play regulations with fantastic players such as Julian Alvarez leaving the club but City have more than enough talent to balance out their attacking options across the season.

2024/25 Season Manchester City Odds

Ultimately, it is success in the UEFA Champions League that will determine the success of Manchester City’s season, they are heavy favourites to win the Premier League once again but their fanbase would happily finish second in the Premier League in exchange for the Champions League trophy. However, success in just one competition isn’t enough to feed the hunger of this Manchester City team, who will look to finish strong on all fronts both domestically and in Europe.

One key attribute to the success of their team will be the fitness of striker Haaland, who in previous years has struggled to remain fit for a full season. However, as Norway failed to qualify for the 2024 European Championships, the striker had a longer pre-season than many others in the team, meaning he could have a very impressive start to the season.

How many trophies will Manchester City win this season? Football betting odds suggest that it’ll be more than one.

Manchester City Betting Odds: Domestic

It seems like in the modern day, Domestic success is virtually guaranteed for Manchester City, their squad is incredibly strong in all positions and on paper, their back-up XI would reach the latter stages of cup competitions and finish in the top half of the Premier League. If Haaland stays fully fit for City and they can stay stern in defence, they could be near impossible to defeat this season.

They’ll play weakened XI’s in both the EFL Cup and FA Cup but it is clear that City are chasing the biggest fish possible this season, if Pep Guardiola can finish the season with a treble or a quadruple this season, there are no doubts that he would try but if it could potentially come at the expense of the UEFA Champions League, domestic competitions will take a firm backseat this season.

It is also worth noting that in regards to squad depth, City are slightly weaker than they were last season, this has been their quietest window in regards to incomings for some time and the loss of Julian Alvarez alongside a number of academy players, shows that City have perhaps had one eye on PSR regulations.

If you’re backing City to pick up the domestic treble this season, you can take a look at our Premier League betting odds for our outright odds for this season. Alternatively, we also have outright betting odds for the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup.

Manchester City Betting Odds: Europe

The Champions League has to be the endgame for Manchester City this season after years of being knocked out by the narrowest of margins, surrounding the 2022/23 season where they won the trophy. City have had some horrific luck in the Champions League and most of the time have narrowly come short despite being the favourites to win for the last four years.

City fans will be praying that this season they avoid that bad luck and win the Champions League once again.

They’re heavily backed to get out of the group stage and on paper, they should have enough to overcome any side in the Champions League but Bayern Munich look like one of the toughest teams to beat and could be the one to watch in 2024/25.

Other teams that could prove to be difficult opposition for City are Real Madrid, who eliminated Manchester City on penalties last season en-route to winning yet another Champions League trophy, so with that logic, City should make it very far in the Champions League unless they’re extremely unlucky with the draw.

Manchester City Betting Markets: Goals

No matter who Pep Guardiola’s side face, they will always score goals. They had one of the best attacking line-ups in the world before Erling Haaland joined the club and now with the additional firepower in attack, it’s incredibly unlikely that City fail to score against any opposition. It also means that with their new focal point, the odds for first goalscorer are incredibly swayed in one man's favour.

So, the remaining question with goals is whether or not Manchester City are likely to be able to hold their opposition. In theory, their defence should be as strong as it has been in previous seasons as they haven’t had any major departures or additions this season.

Manchester City Betting Markets: Cards

Manchester City are a side who can pick up yellow cards anywhere on the pitch, Rodri is the most likely culprit but when Manchester City break up play, it isn’t panicky, it’s planned and quite often it works as they plan. When watching the Citizens, you’ll find that there isn’t one player who is breaking up play, it’s every single player, where it’s small tackles to stop the counter-attack or slightly mistimed tackles as they look to break up play, they play to succeed but also plan for failure which is one of the biggest reasons for their success. Typically, we recommend taking a look at central midfielders and wing-backs for City yellow cards although it is worth keeping an eye on Jack Grealish who is often targeted by opposition players due to his tricky dribbling ability.