Manchester City

[RF20]

Pedri or FDJ? Who's better?? Haven't watched FDJ lately

 

[Jenks]

Pedri and Gavi are not in the same stratosphere as De Bruyne. Not yet anyway.

 

[Porque]

Sure but you wouldn't expect a Barca fan to want to make a trade.

 

[Joan]

May I interest you in El Muro, the ultimate piece of the puzzle?

 

[Morten]

Peps City might be the most dominant domestically side the EPL has ever seen, but they won't truly seperate themselves from the other great sides of the past if they can't get at least one CL before this era is over.

 

[jamrock]

Walker was the difference, if he stayed on city win

 

[Barcaman]

Life in plastic. It's fantastic.

 

[FC433]

I am happy that poor planning was not rewarded because it shows that success is not driven by pure luck. I am struggling to understand how City started the season without two key players at LB and CF, while spending 100m on a player that they got plenty of in terms of profile.

 

[Messigician]

Life in plastic. It's fantastic.

Lmao

Underrated af post

 

[Porque]

Another couple of fullbacks, couple of centrebacks, two wingers, three midfielders, an attacking midfielder converted to a striker and a goalkeeper without a weird neck tattoo should do the trick this summer window for Pep.

 

[Jenks]

Walker was the difference, if he stayed on city win

Yeah, zero goals conceded over the tie with him on the pitch, six without.

 

[FinBarcelonafan]

Walker is City's Araujo, although I do like their Portuguese CB too.

Araujo pocketed Vini same way.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Life in plastic. It's fantastic.

and bombastic.

 

[Birdy]

Something fishy about City's transfer plans?

They will buy Cucurella from Brighton for LB, and Kalvin Philips from Leeds to play CM

But then, apparently, they are selling both Jesus and Sterling (to Arsenal and Chelsea respectively), and they have an 'unofficial' pact with Bernando that if Spanish giant comes for him (like Barca now) they will let him go if they get the right money.

But, that's too many outgoings, especially in the winger area of their team.
How are they going to replace them?

 

[gregorrin10]

Something fishy about City's transfer plans?

They will buy Cucurella from Brighton for LB, and Kalvin Philips from Leeds to play CM

But then, apparently, they are selling both Jesus and Sterling (to Arsenal and Chelsea respectively), and they have an 'unofficial' pact with Bernando that if Spanish giant comes for him (like Barca now) they will let him go if they get the right money.

But, that's too many outgoings, especially in the winger area of their team.
How are they going to replace them?

Jesus is already replaced, while you could even say that for Sterling, considering Alvarez can also play LW and will probably get most chances there anyway, if Haaland stays fit.