The composition of "Manchester City" will be rebuilt: Husanov, Marmush, Gonzalez, Reyes...

The winter transfer window in Europe has closed. Most teams have already completed the process of renting or fully transferring the players they need. In fact, there are few major changes during the winter transfer period.

18 of the twenty clubs participating in the English Premier League have entered the transfer market. Analysis shows that most clubs have chosen to temporarily close their shortcomings and mainly used the loan method of acquiring players.

Premier League expert Alex Keble analyzed the January transfers and assessed the work of each club in this direction.

We bring to the attention of football fans Alex Keble's comments on the transfers made by Manchester City.

- Manchester City have begun their recovery. Pep Guardiola is well aware that it is time to make some serious changes to his ageing squad. A serious renewal has begun.

The City team made four major transfers during the winter transfer window, totalling £170m. In this regard, the Manchester United team spent more than all the Premier League clubs combined.

Nico Gonzalez, who was recently signed from Porto for £50m, will replace Rodri, who is in great need at Manchester City. This player is expected to become one of the key figures in Manchester's bid to break into the top four.

Abdukodyr Khusanov, who was invited to strengthen the center of defense, made his debut for the new team. However, like the Uzbek legionnaire, Nico Gonzalez will naturally need some time to adapt to the new league.

Of the new arrivals, it is worth noting that Omar Marmush is in a better position. The fast and agile striker fits perfectly into Josep Guardiola's game plan.

19-year-old Brazilian defender Vitor Reis is a transfer for the future, and it is advisable for him to gain experience.

In general, most of the players brought to Manchester are representatives of the new generation. The fact that Josep Guardiola has put his trust in talented youngsters, rather than world-class players, suggests that the Spanish coach will start fighting for trophies next season, - wrote Alex Keble in an analysis published on the premierleague.com website.

It is worth noting that against the background of these four major transfers, another new player for the "city" has gone unnoticed. "Manchester City" in January added 18-year-old left-back Christian McFarlane, who was brought up in "New York City" as a free agent. In addition, 19-year-old forward Claudio Echeverri, who was loaned to Argentine side River Plate earlier this year, has also returned to Manchester.

Manchester City have loaned out Josh Wilson-Esbrand to Stoke City, Jacob Wright to Norwich and experienced defender Kyle Walker to AC Milan. Follow “Zamin” news on “Telegram”