Manchester City’s experienced head coach Pep Guardiola has openly stated that he is not pleased with the large number of players in the squad. In his opinion, for the team to work effectively, a compact and balanced roster is necessary.
“We need to reduce the number of players in the squad. I don’t like conducting training sessions with so many footballers. Many players need to leave the team. The transfer window is still open, and we may part ways with several players. Time will tell who will go where,” Guardiola emphasized.
These remarks from the Spanish coach indicate that there is a high level of competition within the team and that some players have limited opportunities to get regular playing time. Therefore, he aims to optimize the overloaded squad ahead of the new season.
Earlier this summer, it was reported that the club could see the departures of such notable players as Stefan Ortega, James McAtee, Ederson, and Jack Grealish. This adds even more weight to Guardiola’s words.
Fans are eagerly waiting to see who will remain in the team and who will move to other clubs. In Manchester City, every transfer decision is backed by a grand strategy and a long-term vision for the team’s future.
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