With Kyle Walker looking like he has played his last game at Manchester City, and Rico Lewis and Matheus Nunes not seeming to be consistent enough to be City’s first-choice right-back, it’s one position that City seem certain to strengthen.
All attention over the past day or so has been on the potential players Manchester City can sign to bolster their midfield this summer. But other positions in Pep Guardiola’s squad need to be strengthened.
Manchester City do need to sign a right-back this summer. Currently, Matheus Nunes and Rico Lewis are sharing duties at right-back for Pep Guardiola’s side.
Tinkering with football tactics and coming up with new innovations is nothing new to Pep Guardiola. He has altered his tactics a number of times at Manchester City, the most recent of which came in the FA Cup semifinal against Nottingham Forest at Wembley.
As Manchester City beat Nottingham Forest on Sunday at Wembley the move of Rico Lewis into midfield did catch the eye. Lewis showed that going forward, his future lies as a midfielder.
Manchester City appear to be in desperate need to sign a right-back this summer. Rico Lewis and Matheus Nunes are currently fulfilling the role in the City squad for the remainder of this season.
Manchester City take on Leicester City tonight at the Etihad Stadium. Tonight’s match is a crucial fixture in City’s chase to secure Champions League qualification for next season.
Although there were positives for Manchester City to take from their 2-nil defeat to Liverpool on Sunday there were some familiar frailties on display at the Etihad.
Watching Manchester City go down 3-2 to Real Madrid on Tuesday evening was a frustrating experience. At 2-1 up in the 85th minute, Pep Guardiola’s side shouldn’t have thrown the game away.
Manchester City take on Real Madrid tonight at the Etihad. Tonight’s match is the first leg of the Champions League knockout play-off round tie between the two teams.
So far Manchester City have made three signings during the current transfer window. Abdukodir Khusanov, Vitor Reis and Omar Marmoush have all joined the world champions.
Following on from their 8-nil FA Cup third-round tie win over Salford City Manchester City return to Premier League action when they take on Brentford.
Pep Guardiola has been a steady presence for Man City over the years, but amidst the recent skid, he has begun to show cracks in his usually unflappable demeanor.
Following on from their 4-nil drubbing at the hands of Tottenham, Manchester City return to Champions League action tonight. They take on Feyenoord at the Etihad.
A look at the Manchester City squad shows that Rico Lewis and Kyle Walker are currently Pep Guardiola’s options at right-back. Rico Lewis started the season strongly but has appeared tired after having to play so often.
With Manchester City unbeaten entering the international break, this weekend is a quiet one for domestic football. But despite this, a host of Manchester City stars were in action for their countries overnight.
It is now beginning to become apparent that Manchester City will aim to bring in a midfielder in January to cover the loss of Rodri. Based on recent reports that appears to be a high priority for the world champions.