Manchester City management has released the list of 6 players to be offloaded this summer and Man City Star boy is on the list

According to a rumor on Monday, Manchester City might begin their Premier League title defense without any new additions to their roster over the summer.

Although several names, such as Joshua Kimmich and Bruno Guimaraes, have been linked to City this summer, the off-season has been relatively quiet for the first month after the season’s end.

Transfer activity is expected to slow down because most players are fully focused on international competitions, so it’s not surprising that the rumor mill has been hesitant to get going.

Ederson, Bernardo Silva, and Kevin De Bruyne are all linked with potential departures, making their futures uncertain. Whether these rumors will result in actual interest remains to be seen, and it might take until later in the summer to find out.

If those players stay, City would likely be content to continue as they are, having won the Premier League four times in a row and being unfortunate to lose to the ultimate champions in the Champions League.

Troyes’ winger Savio, on loan at Girona, has long been anticipated to join City, but due to his commitment to Brazil in the Copa America, any progress on that front is likely to take several more weeks. Troyes paid between £5 and £10 million for a player who has never appeared for them; it is unclear how much his worth will rise despite his success for Girona.

Instead, all eyes might be on potential departures.

Pep Guardiola has stated he would welcome back the Portuguese player to his team if a buying club cannot be found, but Joao Cancelo insists he won’t consider his future until after the Euros. Reintegrating Cancelo seems more of a challenge than a solution given the circumstances of his departure and his subsequent comments, which scarcely display any remorse.

According to Spanish reports, City would expect £25 million from Barcelona for Cancelo, and they plan to seek that amount either this summer or next year as part of any loan agreement. They also allegedly want £20 million for Sergio Gomez, who has a close connection to Real Sociedad.

After pre-arranged agreements for Tommy Doyle and Taylor Harwood-Bellis, the Blues have already invested £25 million to start their summer campaign. Another academy graduate to go may be Liam Delap, whose realistic valuation would fall between Doyle’s £5 million and Harwood-Bellis’ £20 million.

There’s also Kalvin Phillips, who, after falling out of favor, will be sold if a buyer can be found. Recouping the £42 million spent on Phillips seems unlikely, but anything that raises the potential summer inflow to around £100 million would be a good return. If the other rumored deals go through, that could be somewhere between £15 and £20 million.

City supporters will undoubtedly want to see one or two new players bolster their roster, but if the squad remains intact instead of undergoing changes, the summer may prove to be another lucrative one, preparing them for a future transfer window with no competition and a potentially more favorable market.