Telegraph: Manchester City plans to fully promote the signing, defeating Reindes &amp before the Club World Cup; Cherki

May 29th According to the British media Telegraph, Manchester City plans to defeat Reindez and Cherki before the Club World Cup. Guardiola's team will make every effort to promote the summer window signing work to ensure that the lineup is completed before the opening game against Vader Athletics on June 18. The Telegraph said Guardiola will usher in a two-week crazy transfer operation, with the goal of finalizing all deals before leading the team to the Club World Cup.

Telecom exclusively disclosed that Manchester City intends to introduce AC Milan midfielder Reindes and Lyon star Cherki to strengthen the midfield. At the same time, Nottingham Forest's Gibbs White and the two-way defender positions are both the key signing directions.

Club Chairman Mubarak confirmed that the transfer goal is to complete all before leaving for the United States to participate in the Club World Cup. Manchester City will play against Moroccan powerhouse Vidard Athletics in the first game.

Mubarak said that Manchester City lacked enough enterprising in the transfer market last summer window, and paid the price for this whole season. The crisis of losing streak forced the team to urgently introduce four new players in the winter window.

Mubarak said: "We have clearly locked in the signing targets of each position, and the operation will be efficient and transparent. Our goal is to welcome the Club World Cup with a new lineup. Looking back on last summer window, we should have adopted a more radical strategy in the necessary adjustments. Failure to do this ultimately put the team at a price."

Guardiola is starting to reshape Manchester City's lineup: De Bruyne will leave the team as a free agent and is negotiating with Naples; Gralish's future is doubtful; and Gundogan has an affair with the Turkish team.

Mubarak revealed that preparations for the new season started immediately the day after the end of this season, and the players were eager to return to the arena as soon as possible. He said: "Taking Rodri as an example, he is eager to play. Haaland is not even willing to take a vacation and hopes to stay with the physiotherapist to prepare for the new season. This is exactly the competitive attitude we are looking forward to, and it is also the reason why I am confident in the future."

In addition, Mubarak pays tribute to De Bruyne, who has played for ten years. "I remember someone thought we introduced him at the premium. Now it seems that this is one of the best 'face slap' cases, right?"