"Big changes at Manchester City: The reason for 7 stars leaving the team has been revealed"
Considered one of the strongest teams in the English championship, "Manchester City" is planning to seriously refresh its squad during the summer transfer window. The goal of the team's management is to form a new team composed of young, competitive, and success-hungry players.
The list of departing players is known
According to Sky Sports, "City" has decided to part ways with seven star players. They are as follows:
- Ederson – the main goalkeeper,
- John Stones – an experienced player in central defense,
- Mateo Kovacic – an experienced midfielder,
- Ilkay Gundogan – the former captain of the team and one of its key players,
- Bernardo Silva – a right-wing attacking midfielder,
- Jack Grealish – the team's creative forward,
- Kevin De Bruyne – the "brain" of the team, a master of assists.
Why is "City" parting with its stars?
The "Citizens" head coach Josep Guardiola emphasized that these players cannot return to their previous form. According to him, the team needs to attract young and energetic players to maintain stronger competitiveness.
Who will the new players be?
During the winter transfer window, Abduqodir Husanov, Umar Marmush, Vitor Reis, and Niko Gonzalez joined the team. These players were the first signs that a new era has begun at "City." In the summer, the club's new transfer strategy is expected to continue.
The club's scouts are showing interest in several young stars, including negotiations with Juventus defender Andrea Cambiaso and Torino midfielder Samuele Ricci. Additionally, Bayer's leader Florian Wirtz is also being monitored.
"Manchester City" is on the verge of major changes. The team is working on a new project for the future, and the summer transfers will be an important test for Pep Guardiola. It is still unclear which players will join "City," but the team is preparing for a new era.
What do you think about these changes? Can "Manchester City" become an even stronger team with today's changes?
