Man City and Pep are now ready to sell £25million star Atletico Madrid

Manchester City is preparing to sell a player, Pep Guardiola, recently called “important” this summer and talks about the start of Madrid, which has moved to Atletico Madrid.

Manchester City Against Brighton

Manchester City struggled again, and Guardiola’s man now won only two of the last six games of the Premier League.

Their latest setback was at the weekend at the hands of Brighton & Hove Albion, both sides drew 2-2 at Atihad.

The slip means City is fifth, and now only has nine games left to qualify for the Champions League next season. Missed it, it will be the first time since the 2009/10 season to compete in an elite match in European football.

“Nine games, nine finals. It looks like [will go down to the last day],” Guardiola said after drawing on the side with Brighton. “There are still nine games until the end of the season. We have tough games. ”

Guardiola also expressed sympathy for many players who were not involved in the game.

“All managers in the world made the decision,” he explained. “They chose XI because they thought it would win the game. I never found a manager, never chose 11 players and thought they would lose.”

“In the next game, we’ll see who will play, the way we’re going to play and who to play with. I’m so sorry for all the players who don’t play. What can I say?”

People preparing to sell Kovac City

One player who doesn’t play in Brighton is midfielder Mateo Kovacic.

The Croatians are often used as a stand-in for Rodri, who was injured this semester, who Guardiola recently called it “important” in the team, but has been landed on the bench in recent weeks and signed Nico González in January, who took his place.

According to TeamTalk, Man City has now left the club for Kovacic at the end of the season and talks about having returned to Spain in Spain.

The former Real Madrid man has been attracting Atletico Madrid’s interest, and the club has established connections with players and has conducted preliminary discussions with the city through indirect channels, the publication reported.

The report notes that Manchester City will open to Kovacic, 31, in May and are willing to accept service fees of about €30 million (£25.2 million).

Meanwhile, the athletics may have to part ways with some of their players to promote Kovacchi’s arrival in the summer.