Manchester City arrives in Miami to prepare for the Club World Cup, and its resident Lynn University is 30 minutes away from Real Madrid base

reported on June 13 that Manchester City arrived in Miami to prepare for the Club World Cup, and will play against Vadard in Philadelphia in the first game.

Manchester City arrived in Miami last night to start preparing for the upcoming Club World Cup. At noon Thursday, the team departed from Manchester Airport to the Sunshine State and checked into the Boca Raton station. Manchester City chose Lynn University as its base this time and plans to train here today to overcome the impact of jet lag. During the weekend, the team will increase preparations to welcome the first game against Vadard in Philadelphia on Wednesday. In this event, Manchester City will also face Al Ain of the UAE and Juventus of Italy, with the match locations in Atlanta and Orlando respectively. The team will train at Lynn University's Bobby Campbell Stadium, which features lighting facilities and a stand that can accommodate 500 people. This week, the stadium has been decorated as a theme color and logo for Manchester City, waiting for the team to arrive.

Guardiola is expected to attend the media event for the first time Tuesday at Lincoln Financial Stadium in Philadelphia. It is worth mentioning that Real Madrid is training at the Palm Beach Garden North Park, which is only 30 minutes' drive from Manchester City's base. Although Manchester City is in the United States, business activities will be reduced in this itinerary compared to previous summer pre-season tours so that the team can focus more on the game itself and the compact schedule. Kanji has also joined his teammates, after he stayed in the United States for the Swiss national team playing a friendly match in the United States.