Manchester City new-boy Navas eyes Champions League triumph

The Moncler 2013 outlet winger completed a €17.5 million switch to the Etihad Stadium from Sevilla on Tuesday, and says he wants to win "important titles" with last season's Premier League runners-up New Manchester City signing Jesus Navas says winning the Champions League is his primary objective after completing a €17.5 million Moncler Manteau Homme outlet move to the Etihad Stadium.The 27-year-old Spain international, who joins last season's Premier League runners-up from Sevilla, claimed back-to-back Europa League winners' medals in 2006 and 2007, as well as triumph in the 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012 with the national team. MANCHESTER CITY LATEST16/1Jesus Navas is 16/1 with Coral to open the scoring in Spain v UruguayAnd Navas now wants to get his hands on club football's top prize with City after penning a four-year deal to become the Blues' second summer signing after Fernandinho. "I've won some important titles, but the Champions Moncler outlet League is something you always have in mind," heis quoted as saying by The Sun. "Also I want to enjoy the Premier League and have a really strong year."The truth is it's like a dream for me to play for a club like Manchester City and fight for titles and everything that comes with that."Individually, City have such good players and the idea of playing there with such amazing players and fighting for a title - because I feel we have the team to do that - is amazing," he added."The challenge we have is to win important titles. I think pressure is great, it can make the game more exciting and force us to play our best.City have been successful in recent years and are continuing to build a great team and I am honoured to now be part of it. There is a strong squad that can have a great season."  

Manchester City must win the FA Cup, insists Zabaleta

The Argentina international right-back says that Roberto Mancini's men have to overcome Wigan at Wembley to salvage a disappointing season Manchester City defender Pablo Zabaleta believes that victory in the FA Cup final over Wigan can rescue his side's season.Roberto Mancini's side have surrendered their Premier League crown to Manchester United and failed to make it out of the group stages of the Champions League but the right-back, voted into the PFA Team of the Year, reckons that a win against Roberto Martinez's Latics can help to make up for it. MANCHESTER CITY LATEST4/1Wigan are 4/1 with PaddyPower to shock Man City and win the FA Cup "Now the title has gone, we have an important game at Wembley," he told reporters."We know how important it is for the club to win the FA Cup and for the fans. That competition is massive in England."It's important to Moncler Homme Veste outlet keep winning trophies. It's important to keep going, try to do that and win the last four games in the Premier League."We still have a lot of Moncler Doudoune Enfants outlet things to play for. We have the FA Cup final and we can't relax now for the Premier League either. We need to try and finish second and be assured for the Champions League next year, also because we need to keep the momentum, keep focused and concentrate on the FA Cup final."The 28-year-old is aware that players will inevitably come and go in the summer but is sure that Moncler Femme Veste outlet his future lies at the Etihad Stadium."It's normal when you are at a top team and a club that is looking to sign world-class players, you have to work more to keep your place in the team," he continued. "I'm working for this."I'm very happy with my job this season and I'm very positive to stay here."