‘We’re still on for the Quadruple and that’s the dream’: John Stones on Man City’s change of glory

‘We’re still on for the Quadruple and that’s the dream’: John Stones backs Manchester City to win Premier League and Champions League

  • John Stones is confident Manchester City can win the Quadruple this season 
  • Stones believes City must take advantage of the ‘privileged position’ they are in 
  • He says Pep Guardiola and his players are fighting to get better every day 
  • City are 1-0 down in their Champions League quarter-final against Tottenham 

John Stones has talked up Manchester City’s prospects of clinching an historic Quadruple.

The central defender revealed Pep Guardiola’s squad are ‘dreaming’ of that eventuality ahead of Wednesday’s Champions League clash with Tottenham at the Etihad Stadium.

‘We’re still on for the Quadruple and that’s the dream we want to achieve,’ Stones said. ‘We’re fighting for it every day.

Manchester City’s John Stones is confident he and his team-mates can win the Quadruple

Stones insists City are still intent on chasing their dream of winning four major prizes

Stones insists City are still intent on chasing their dream of winning four major prizes

‘We’ve got to trust it brings the best out of us. We’ve got five games left, everything to play for, and we’ve got to keep believing and enjoy the pressure of fighting for the titles and these big games.

‘We’ve got to believe in ourselves. You get the best out of yourselves when you are under that scrutiny and you find within yourself who you are as a player and the players around you.

‘To be in those big games, it is a privileged position to be in and we have got to take every opportunity.’ Stones – who has had to contend with injuries and a spell on the bench recently – urged his team-mates to be ‘unselfish’ in the final weeks of this season and put aside personal goals for the good of the squad.

Pep Guardiola's side are 1-0 down on aggregate in the Champions League against Tottenham

Pep Guardiola’s side are 1-0 down on aggregate in the Champions League against Tottenham

‘It comes down to how we approach everything,’ he added. ‘You can’t be selfish and think within yourself and not the bigger picture. I think we have it really well in this squad, everyone is together, even the injured players.

‘It is down to us to show what we can do and the manager knows what we can do and it is down to him to select the team.’

 

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