Amazon Prime will stream a four‑part behind‑the‑scenes series chronicling Pep Guardiola’s final two seasons at Manchester City. The documentary follows the manager’s farewell, the departures of Kevin de Bruyne, Bernardo Silva and John Stones, and the squad’s reaction to a trophy‑less 2024‑25 campaign. It offers fans unprecedented access to the club’s inner workings and sheds light on the strategic shifts that defined his era.

City’s partnership with Amazon began in 2017, when a £10m deal secured the ‘All or Nothing’ franchise that previously spotlighted Arsenal and Tottenham. Media director Gavin Johnson said the new series surpasses earlier productions in scale, promising deeper insight into training routines, tactical meetings and the emotional weight of a manager’s departure. It marks the club’s most ambitious documentary to date.

The timing coincides with City’s resurgence after clinching the FA Cup and Carabao Cup last season, a rebound from the previous year’s disappointment. By broadcasting the narrative globally, the club hopes to cement its brand and attract new supporters while preserving Guardiola’s legacy. The series will debut on Prime Video later this summer with exclusive interviews and never‑before‑seen footage available.