Manchester City supporters in the Transfer Tavern are thrilled with their transfer business.

Following the disappointment of Pep Guardiola’s first season as Manchester City boss, the Spaniard delved deep into the club’s financial resources to enhance the quality of his squad. No team in the Premier League have spent more money than the Citizens this summer, who shipped out around £215M on arrivals this summer.

Guardiola did a fantastic job of identifying and obtaining wing-backs, Benjamin Mendy, Kyle Walker and Danilo have all become City players this summer. Additionally, Ederson, Bernardo Silva, and Douglas Luiz were purchased to augment the standard of their squad further.

Things have been equally pleasing on the pitch for City supporters. They’ve amassed seven points from their first three games, and remain undefeated in the league. The question for City fans to ponder is what is their best starting eleven?

GK: Ederson

City’s new goalie is highly regarded for his terrific reflexes and ability to make significant saves.

Needs to up his confidence when coming for crosses, though will certainly be an improvement on Claudio Bravo.

LB: Benjamin Mendy

The Frenchman is considered to be equally influential in both his defensive and attacking work.

As the world’s most expensive full-back, the pressure is on for him to prove his worth.

CB: Nicolas Otamendi

City’s Argentinian defender is lauded for his terrific tackling and intercepting ability and looks like putting a difficult first season on these shores behind him.

Crucial, while also proving a palpable goal threat.

CB: Vincent Kompany

City’s experienced leader, he flaunts incredible defensive capacity and invaluable leadership.

Hopefully, he can start putting all those injuries behind him.

RB: Kyle Walker

England’s right-back is recognised as one of the most accomplished full-backs in the league thanks to his blistering speed.

Cost a pretty penny, though gives City so much.

CM: Kevin De Bruyne

The former Chelsea playmaker has ascertained his status as one of City’s most talented players, he’s a terrific dribbler, and his passing is also outstanding.

Dropped into a deeper position of late, the Belgian is one of the best in Europe.

CM: Fernandinho

The Brazilian controls proceedings in the heart of midfield for Guardiola’s side. Though he’s certainly not Sergio Busquets, his experience in sitting back and acting as the pivot is a crucial facet to Ciy’s play.