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Over the years, the Premier League has thrown up some tantalising teams and many pundits will argue that Pep Guardiola’s Man City are emerging as the next team to fit the bill. Currently unbeaten in the league this season, the Citizens are playing some of the best football we’ve witnessed in England, and many are understandably starting to question whether they can emulate Arsenal’s historic Invincibles season.
This January's transfer window will be an interesting time for Arsenal. With Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil both coming towards the end of their contracts at the Emirates Stadium in the summer of 2018, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will be looking to move quickly in his search for replacements if the talented duo decide to head for pastures new.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has justified his club's big spending during this summer transfer window and says that the additions he has made will mean that minimal additions will be required in the coming years.
Fernando becomes the latest player to leave Manchester City as the Brazilian joins Turkish giants Galatasaray for a fee of €5.25 million.
Manchester City are set to lose another full-back after manager Pep Guardiola confirmed that Serbian defender Aleksandar Kolarov will join Roma next season.
Manchester City will lodge a fresh attempt to sign Monaco left-back Benjamin Mendy after their £44.5m bid was turned down earlier in the week.
Monaco have rejected a bid of £44.5 million from Manchester City for left back Benjamin Mendy, The Telegraph reports. City have long been linked with Mendy after releasing Gael Clichy at the end of last season.
An underwhelming start to his career as manager of Manchester City saw Pep Guardiola's reign fail to produce a Premier League title challenge and an early elimination from the Champions League. Following this summer’s spending, Guardiola will be looking to his new players to perform. There will be little room for disappointment this season.
Manchester City have secured the signing of defender Kyle Walker from Tottenham Hotspur after they agreed on a club-record £53m deal for his services. The 27-year-old has signed a five-year deal with the Mancunian giants where he will wear the number two shirt.
After being released by Manchester City at the end of last season, fullback Gael Clichy found himself in an unfamiliar position as a free agent. However, his search for a new club didn't last too long, with the announcement today that he had agreed a deal in Turkey.
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