I don’t think we are going to sign more this season. I remember a little bit Paul Scholes who had the special feeling in that position. “But Gundogan I like as a player with a special feeling in the box. One must also remember that he managed to make Barcelona one of the best teams in the world without spending the crazy amount of money that.
At Tottenham last season when Fernandinho was suspended he played top Over the last decade or so Pep has gained more of a cheque book manager status by many people and we can understand that point considering that he has now spent in excess of 300 million only on his defence. “We have Fernandinho, Gundogan can play there. in the six years he’s been there he may well be in the same situation as Guardiola was in because Guardiola is a chequebook manager. But he sounded a different tone at Sky Sports’ Premier League launch event on Tuesday when discussing the options within his squad who can operate at the base of the midfield. Pep Guardiola branded ‘chequebook boss’ as Simon Jordan. Jorginho struggled in the Chelsea side that City swept aside 2-0 thanks to a Sergio Aguero brace during Sunday’s Community Shield and, after the match, Guardiola hinted his club might be closing in on a new signing. The Premier League champions’ only major acquisition of the close-season so far came when Riyad Mahrez joined for a club-record £60 million from Leicester.Īnother specialist holding midfield option alongside Fernandinho was also a priority but City’s pursuit of Jorginho ended with the Italy international moving to Chelsea from Napoli. It’s so much complete bollox when you actually look at the overall real facts, rather than biased blinkered hopeful lies spouted. Manchester City are unlikely to bring in more new signings ahead of Thursday’s transfer deadline, according to manager Pep Guardiola. And yet, we ‘have unlimited spending’, ‘buy whomever we want’, ‘if a buy doesn’t work out, doesn’t matter - buy again’, ‘pep chequebook manager’ thrown constantly at us.
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