Manchester City are planning a truly aggressive restructuring of their squad ahead of the summer transfer window.
This profound turning point coincides with the final departure of Pep Guardiola and the imminent arrival of Italian coach Enzo Maresca.
Manchester City management are preparing a transfer fee of €250 million. This considerable financial backing will be used to secure the signatures of international stars such as Elliot Anderson, Enzo Fernandez and Pedro Porro.
City need to rebuild their squad after the confirmed departures of John Stones and Bernardo Silva. Furthermore, rumours of departures are circulating regarding players such as Ruben Dias, Josko Guardiola, Tijjani Reijnders, Savinho, and even Rodri.
To address these significant losses, the Etihad club’s board are planning a record €100m spend on the Nottingham Forest midfielder. The 23-year-old British midfielder is coming off a brilliant season in London, making him Maresca’s top target.
Meanwhile, the board will accelerate another €100m bid for the Argentine midfielder from Chelsea, who is eager to leave Stamford Bridge.
The trio of superstars will be completed by the speedy right-back from Extremadura, initially valued at around 50 million euros by London club Tottenham Hotspur.
This massive financial restructuring will ensure that the new project starts the season with a renewed team capable of winning everything.
