Quote from: marcous on Today at 09:40:08 AM

Quote from: 3meek on Today at 08:55:20 AM

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For the next two or three seasons I agree with your opinion, Man City can still be a strong team in the English Premier League and European Champions League. They still have key players who play an important role in maintaining squad depth. John Stones and Kyle Walker are the key players at the back, the midfield is Kevin de Bruyne and Jack Grealish plus Bernarno Silva the vital role that is assigned to them is answered well in every game, in the striker positions Erling Haaland and Riyad Mahrez are still Pep's top choice Guardiola.

If Guardiola loses the names I mentioned earlier in the transfer market then we will see Man City will definitely be busy in the transfer market. Now do we see Pep looking for a player? he looks relaxed despite several players being linked with Man City. Losing players like Gundogan is not a big problem for Pep as long as Bernardo Silva is still alive.

Manchester City is already a strong team in the above-mentioned leagues, and I will argue with you guys, this is sport, and the room for improvement is always given and terms change bro there are terms that manchester united was good, and also Chelsea was all at their peak, and feel manchester city is just at their peak and despite all the credit they should stop acting like demi-Gods, am sure new champions will emerge next season the hype is becoming too much next season is going to be tough, And while other clubs also have good players, Manchester City has an advantage in terms of player utilization because their coach is very experienced. At the moment, I don't believe Pep needs players because he is still keeping an eye on the market. and I have no doubt that other clubs will significantly improve in the upcoming season.