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Manchester City is yet to identify their problem that is why the team is still finding it hard to go back to their previous performance despite allowing some players to go and bringing new ones the team is still finding it hard to win matches, no doubt they have so many strong oppositions this season in the league and champions League competition Pep Guardiola will try his best and if he can't get the team between them during the champions League their performance will know his fate.

Yes I totally agree with you, it's either the coach hasn't identified the main issue or he is admitting to suggestions that he doesn't really has full control of the dressing room and I guess you understand what this means for any coach. I expected Manchester city to have improved from what we saw last season but it seems as if the teams is still being haunted by their past which is not good at all because if they continue this way it would affect their performance in the UCL

Bro Manchester City have got no problems rather than letting key players leave and bringing in some average players instead of quality players like they use to buy, there's no much funds to buy the league like he use to, so this can clearly tell us that Manchester City has been dominating the league with funds, and the sad news is the transfer window is no More so they have to wait till January before they can sort the problem, but as for now they should try to manage with what they have till further notice, and as per the champions League they're so gonna get it hot.

I think that Manchester City is a big club that can buy any player that they want but I don't know why they didn't go for some top players instead is even letting their top players leave maybe as you have said there may be some financial crisis in the club.

It could be more than just a financial issue, but rather a longterm strategic one. Manchester City often adjusts its squad composition to maintain balance, both in terms of player age and playing style. They're sometimes willing to let go of big stars to make room for younger talent or players better suited to Pep Guardiola's tactical needs. So, their move may be more about maintaining team continuity than simply stockpiling top players.