Ilkay Gundogan offers brilliant response to post mocking Man City's triple parade celebrations

By premiernews On Apr 14, 2024

Ilkay Gundogan showed his loyalty to Manchester City by defending the triple parade celebrations on social media.

the midfielderwho now plays for Barcelona, was an integral part of Pep Guardiola's team during their historic success last season.

Gundogan was part of City's scenes of joy after their hat-trickCredit: Getty

Gundogan made 51 appearances in all competitions en route to from the city Triumphs in the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup last season.

He was involved in the Manchester celebration parade and seeing those scenes again, he jumped to the defense of his former team.

An account on X published comparative images between Athletic Bilbao's recent Copa del Rey celebrations and City's treble parade.

Bilbao's victory ended their 40-year wait for titles and thousands of fans watched the team celebrate next to the Nervión River.

City fans also turned out in force in Manchester, but the publication apparently suggested that more fans attended the joyful scenes in Spain.

However, Gundogan responded with images of packed crowds, captioning the response with the eyes emoji and saying: “Come on admin…!”

Guardiola's side have not responded and the Out of Context Football account even published a screenshot of Gundogan's response, but fans will be happy to see that one of their former players has their back.

Gundogan's most crucial contributions to their treble were his goals against rival Manchester United in the FA Cup final.

A story in X compared the City's celebrations with those of BilbaoCredit: @nocontextfooty

But Gundogan was there to show his support for his former club.Credit: @IlkayGuendogan

Marked the fastest final goal in the history of the competition with a spectacular volley 13 seconds before scoring the winning goal.

Gundogan made 31 Premier League appearances and played in all 13 Champions League games as City made history.

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After such a memorable last season, he left for Barcelona on a free transfer, where he was able to win LaLiga and the Champions League.

City are also competing for more titles and could do so if they sensationally achieve consecutive trebles.

They are at the top of the Premier League but Arsenal will return about them if they win the game in hand. Liverpool failed to overcome them as they suffered a Surprising 1-0 defeat at Crystal Palace's home.

A Champions League quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid awaits them this week with a 3-3 aggregate score before facing Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals on Saturday.

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