Manchester City FLOP Jack Grealish leaves Man City this morning to join shocking Premier League Club as Guardiola makes key De Bruyne, Ederson transfer decisions

Joao Cancelo: Time to Move On
Joao Cancelo is clearly not in Pep Guardiola’s plans for Manchester City’s future. However, finding a team willing to meet his salary demands has proven challenging. Barcelona has shown some interest, but they seem more likely to allocate their funds elsewhere. It will be interesting to see where Cancelo ends up. Manchester City might even hope for an offer from a Saudi Arabian club to come through.

Sergio Gomez: Heading Back to Spain
Left-back Sergio Gomez is on the market. He is currently playing for Real Sociedad, having returned to his home country. Renowned transfer expert Fabrizio Romano reports this as a confirmed move.

Joshua Wilson-Esbrand: A Potential Opportunity
With Gomez leaving, Joshua Wilson-Esbrand could find a place in Guardiola’s squad, albeit a small one. If Manchester City decides to loan him out, it wouldn’t cause any controversy. Whether they choose to sell him or keep him, the decision is entirely up to them.

Kalvin Phillips: Seeking a New Club
Kalvin Phillips needs to find a new team. Manchester City is eager to sell him, but they would prefer it not be to West Ham United.

Rodri: An Indispensable Asset
Rodri is regarded as one of the finest midfielders in the world. There is no scenario in which Manchester City would consider selling him this summer. He is simply too valuable.

Maximo Perrone: The Next in Line
With Phillips likely on his way out, young Maximo Perrone can step up to fill his role on the bench. Perrone is seen as a promising talent ready to take on more responsibility.

Mateo Kovacic: A Valuable Member
While there may be better midfielders available, Mateo Kovacic remains a crucial part of Manchester City’s squad. His experience and skills are highly valued.

Matheus Nunes: A Second Chance
Matheus Nunes had a rather lackluster debut season at the Etihad. Despite this, the club is willing to give him the benefit of the doubt and hold on to him for another season.

Kevin De Bruyne: A Legend Staying Put
Kevin De Bruyne has one year remaining on his contract, and Manchester City has no intention of cashing in on him. Although a new agreement could be reached, it seems more likely that De Bruyne will move to either Saudi Arabia or the United States next year, both of which have shown significant interest.

James McAtee: Time to Move On
James McAtee is unlikely to establish himself as a starter under Guardiola. However, he could find more opportunities at a lower-tier Premier League team.

Oscar Bobb: Loan for Growth
Oscar Bobb, a talented Norwegian player, has shown great promise. However, spending a year on loan abroad could significantly enhance his skills and career prospects. He is too talented to remain a bench player for most of the time.

Bernardo Silva: A Summer Dilemma
Every summer, there is speculation about Bernardo Silva’s future, often linking him to Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain. This year is no different. While there are rumors of a release clause, it is believed that if Barcelona weren’t so financially constrained, Silva would have already joined them. Manchester City is unlikely to obstruct a move if the necessary funds are provided, but selling Silva is strongly discouraged as he is a vital part of the team.

Phil Foden: A Star to Keep
Phil Foden, last season’s Premier League Player of the Season, is not going anywhere. Manchester City cannot afford to lose such a talented player.

Jack Grealish: Time for a New Challenge
Jack Grealish’s role at Manchester City has changed since his £100 million transfer from Aston Villa in 2021. Guardiola’s system has limited his expressive style, and it may be time for Grealish to move on and find a club where he can shine. Despite his contributions to City’s success, including the 2022-2023 Triple Crown victory, Grealish could easily start in any other Premier League team.

Jeremy Doku: A Rising Talent
Jeremy Doku, known for his dribbling skills, is a highly talented player. Although his first year in Manchester was inconsistent, he is one to watch for the future.

Julian Alvarez: A Bright Future
World Cup winner Julian Alvarez has had an impressive season, playing 54 games in all competitions and excelling while Kevin De Bruyne was injured. Despite aspirations to be a star player like Gabriel Jesus before his move to Arsenal, Alvarez appears to be staying at Manchester City, which is beneficial for both him and the club.

Manchester City’s squad decisions highlight a mix of retaining key players and allowing others to seek new opportunities. As they aim for continued success, these strategic moves will shape the team’s future dynamics.