Man City receives 112 million pounds Sterling Saudi offers for an untouchable star key for PEP plans
Manchester City is in a coarse financial health position, although Pep Guardiola has now received a record offer for one of its assets at the Etihad stage.
Erling Haaland urges Man City teammates to embrace change
The Premier League is a competition marked by ERA and Manchester City definitively crosses a transition period on this front after losing people like Ederson, Kevin de Bruyne and Ilkay Gundogan during the summer window.
New faces such as Omar Marmoush, Gianluigi Donnarumma, Rayan Ait-Nouri and Rayan Cherki entered the fold, and Erling Haaland urged his new teammates to create their own version of history while citizens seek to challenge Liverpool and Arsenal among others for the title.
“Many important people have left for new people to come and make a difference and people who have been here for years like me must assume more responsibilities.
“I have to guide the team, I have to help the new ones to come as quickly as possible, because it is not easy to come to a new country and to play right away. We must help each other. We must understand that the past is the past and we are no longer the same team. We must use it positively.”
While starlets of the academy like Stephen Mfuni can make their way in the first team of Manchester City in the hope of following the example of Rico Lewis, who recently signed a contract extension, the responsibility is part of the shoulders of large money to adapt after a summer of change.
However, recent developments suggest that changes to the Guardiola team may not be made because his team responds to a surprise offer for one of their key stars.
Man City receives the record offer from Phil Foden
According to reports in Spain, Manchester City received an offer worth more than 112 million pounds from the Al-Nassr Sterling for Phil Foden, which could also be presented with a “astronomical” contract proposal while the Saudi Sadi League side plans to make a declaration.
Fortunately for supporters, Guardiola considers that international England as an “untouchable” and key to his project, making a transfer to the Middle East for the Stockport native something that will not be entertained by the Etihad chiefs.
Despite the citizens’ desire to keep Foden, there are only two years left on his current contract, which must be clarified before the other clubs begin to test the waters.
Even after a disappointing 2024/25 campaign where he still managed to claim 13 goals and seven assists in 49 appearances, Guardiola’s position on him is emblematic of what he thinks that Manchester City should represent, which means that the local hero will not go anywhere.
