NOEL Gallagher has described his disbelief at being asked to design Manchester City's new kit in the theme of hit album Definitely Maybe.
Gallagher, who along with brother Liam announced last month that Oasis are ending a 15-year feud to reform for a sell-out tour in 2025, has long held a friendship with City boss Pep Guardiola.
The Gallagher brothers from Burnage are well-known City fans and the club's current run of dominance at the top of English football has put them back in the global sporting spotlight.
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