Another "interesting story" is circulating in the English press: According to The Telegraph, Manchester City may have carefully considered plans regarding the future head coach. According to the source, confidence is growing that Josep Guardiola is likely to leave his position this summer. However, some sources close to the club are refuting these claims, issuing a signal to "don't rush" for now.
At the same time, it is noted that when it comes to possible scenarios, a "short list" is formed. According to reports, at least three specialists are being considered as candidates, and each of them is interesting for their unique style.
One of the most frequently mentioned names is Xabi Alonso. He is known for his experience at both Real Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen, and is seen as a specialist with a keen sense of modern football. In the words of fans, he belongs to the category of those who "have tactics, have action, now we need results."
The other two names are also noteworthy: Enzo Maresca and Sesc Fabregas. They are modern, energetic personnel who are mentioned among the coaches of the new generation. That is, the club might want to choose the path of "evolution" rather than "reconstruction."
Another interesting point: Vincent Kompany's option is also occasionally discussed, but sources close to Bayern are not convinced that the Belgian specialist will agree to return to England in the summer. In short: for now, this version looks more like "gossip."
In addition, it was previously reported that there was interest in Roberto De Zerbi. However, reports are now emerging that he has faced certain difficulties at Marseille. Therefore, the issue of this candidate is also "currently questionable."
The conclusion is simple: everything is foggy for now, but the discussions around the club are lively. If there really is a change, "City" will try to determine in advance who will be behind the wheel. And the fans are as usual: you need a result, you need a game, and of course, there should be less drama (but drama in football is a free bonus, unfortunately).
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