'Best club in the world': Gundogan talks about his Man City return

The former German international won five Premier League titles and the Champions League among 12 major trophies during his first spell at City between 2016 and 2023. Gundogan departed the English champions just over a year ago to join Barcelona.
However, the 33-year-old and the Catalan giants reportedly agreed to rescind his contract after just one season to pave the way for a return to the Etihad on a one-year deal.
"I'm incredibly happy," Gundogan said in a City statement. "Happy to see the teammates, the staff, people that over seven years I had an amazing time with, a very successful time with. Many ups, and a few downs, but in general, an incredible experience.
"When you leave this place like I did last year, you spend a year away, and you then start to appreciate the place even more. You realise what you had. You realise how amazing that time was.
"You realise how big the club is - the best club in the world." Gundogan is City's second signing of the transfer window after the arrival of Brazilian winger Savinho.
Gundogan could go straight into the Manchester City squad for Saturday's clash against Ipswich with Spanish midfielder Rodri still not match-fit following an injury he suffered in the Euro 2024 final.