Manchester City: Fans outline transfer demands ahead of January

Despite Pep Guardiola seemingly ruling out any transfer moves in the upcoming winter window, that hasn’t stopped supporters from drawing up a wishlist ahead of an uphill title challenge with Liverpool.

Manchester City’s last outing was an evening to remember after a turbulent month, steaming past Burnley 4-1 at Turf Moor courtesy of goals from Gabriel Jesus (2), Rodri and Riyad Mahrez – but the current Premier League champions are still 11 points behind Liverpool heading into a busy festive period.

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Liverpool steamrolled past Everton on Wednesday evening in a Merseyside derby to remember for the Reds, reigning victorious 5-2 on the night, making City’s title challenge look even more difficult.

However, given the January window is on the horizon, Guardiola’s side have an opportunity to strengthen and gain some much-needed strength, with some fans highlighting possible targets in Kalidou Koulibaly and Jadon Sancho.

Here’s who they outlined in their transfer wishlist on social media.

Sell Sane (probably going anyway), Gundogan and Bravo

Bring in Sancho, Haaland, and Lenglet/Kimpembe

Keep Otamendi for depth in CB

— Foden the 🐐 (@Foden_the_GOAT) December 4, 2019

1. Otamendi
2. Mendy

David Silva is going at the end of the season and Sane will most likely leave, don’t want them to go though.

Incomings…
1. Koulibaly
2. Chilwell
3. Ziyech / Sancho
4. Haaland

Anyone wanting Gundogan to leave needs to have a word with themselves.

— Luke (@Komps4) December 4, 2019

Soyuncu (CB)
Sancho (RW) – if Sane Leaves
Lautaro Martinez (ST)
Chilwell ( LB)

— thur (@fvthurr) December 4, 2019

Out:
Otamendi £30m
Angelino £30m
Bravo Free
Sane £100m
In:
Koulibaly £80m
Chilwell £60m
Heung Min son £100m
Grealish £60m

— Conor Kelly (@Conor__Kelly) December 4, 2019

Kompany replace with Demiral or Soyuncu

OUT :
Bravo
Otamendi
Mendy
Fernandinho
Gundogan
D Silva
Mahrez
Sane
G Jesus
Kun Aguero

IN :
Ruben Dias
Ben Chilwell or Alex Grimaldo
Douglas Luiz
Kai Havertz
Fabian Ruiz
Jadon Sancho
James Maddison
Erling Haaland
Timo Werner

— Aldrey Noviello 🇳🇱 (@Aldreyn06) December 4, 2019