Bernardo Silva: We Fought Until the Very End

Manchester City captain Bernardo Silva expressed his disappointment after the team missed out on the Premier League title. The Sky Blues fell four points behind Arsenal with just one matchday remaining in the season. Late last night, City drew 1-1 away to Bournemouth.

"We are disappointed. We know this is the biggest title of the campaign because the league is the longest. It's what you work hardest for. We fought until the very end. I'm proud of the lads, but at this level, we clearly didn't do enough. I hope next season the boys won't feel regret, but rather something that will motivate them to play even harder. They have the necessary class and potential. I hate to lose. You have to be like that if you want to play for a club like Manchester City. This isn't enough, especially when the Premier League is the club's main objective. I hope next season my teammates feel they want to achieve something more," Bernardo Silva told the BBC.

The Portugal international is set to leave Manchester City this summer but wants to choose a new club before the start of the World Cup in North America in June. The Portuguese international has won six Premier League titles with City, as well as a Champions League trophy, since his transfer from Monaco in 2017.