According to "Mann Evening", Manchester City coach Guardiola hopes to streamline the lineup before the new season, and this decision means that multiple players will leave the team.
Guardiola hopes to streamline the roster before the new season, which means some players will have to leave. Walker had already taken the lead in transfer to Burnley last weekend, which not only brought a fortune to the club but also reduced the salary burden. For Walker, this transfer is a whole new beginning.
Similarly, several other players need similar changes. Gallish and Phillips are two England internationals who have made it clear that they will not be in Manchester City in the future. However, potential buyers have to take some risks due to poor performance in the past two seasons and Phillips' absence from injury until August.
Manchester City had high hopes for Perone, hoping to get a transfer fee of £25 million from Cuomo. However, negotiations seem to be in a deadlock, as reports say Serie A clubs are more inclined to loan again.
Mccarty is similar, although he has a great performance in the European Under 21 Championship, his contract will expire next year, so City hopes to finalize his permanent transfer as soon as possible.
Calum Doyle once again attracted Hoffenheim's interest after four years of loan, but Manchester City refused a £6.5 million offer. Doyle himself also hopes to transfer permanently, which is good for both sides.
Caboré performed well in Bremen on loan and may also go to the Bundesliga. As a youth training graduate, Mbet has gone through four loans, and now he also needs a stable destination.