Pep Guardiola's First 10 Manchester City Signings: Where Are They Now?

Pep Guardiola's First 10 Manchester City Signings: Where Are They Now?

When Pep Guardiola took the reigns at Manchester City, he set about a major overhaul of the squad, bringing in several new players. Over time, some of these signings have proven to be integral members of the team, while others have moved on to different clubs. Today, we will take a look at the first 10 signings that Guardiola made at Manchester City.

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[TheMustache]

Made a profit off Zinchenko. He didn't leave on a free. Bought him for 1.7 and sold him for 30. That's good business.

[nightcrawler]

Leroy Sane is genuinely one of the few players we as City fans miss the most, he was just ridiculously good under Pep Guardiola and was a big game player as well at such a young age, that way also winning "Young Player of the Season" once. The fact Pep trusted Sterling over Sane lowkey hurts and irritates me, because Sane would've been a menace to this day but a lot of things started happening, such as: Desperation for regular game time, pressure from Bayern constantly making offers about him, wasn't being used in Germany's national team as well until he made his move to Bayern. Back then he was much younger and still not completely mature, it just feels like even the player himself lowkey misses Manchester City and was seen shedding tears as he was talking to Pep Guardiola after the second leg in the Champions League.

[dichaelovic]

Gundogan for 21 million. What a player he has become.

[zachjudge]

Sane was a beast, only player I wanted them to keep.

[sanuzeraffi]

Gundogan is actually very underrated. And I don't mean that like he should go into the goat debate or something, but he is just overlooked a lot in Man Citys squad

[awfan]

Good video but couple mistakes. Zinchenko didnt leave on a free, we sold him for 30 mil pounds. Also, you provided a very reductionist argument of Bravo's career at City. If you step back a bit, it was neither good or bad. His first season was woeful, but he did well in the seasons after as a backup to Ederson.

[NoobGamingForever]

Zinchenko bought for 1M, sold for 35M, absolute stonks😂😂😂

[ken-lsvc]

City are masters in buying n improving players

[Daily_Sac]

Can’t wait for for Todd Boehly’s first 10 signings in 5 years

[hamzik]

It's amazing to see that gundogun still delivering to guardiola he was amazing signing for city.

[DavidSmith-ehrs]

What I find really interesting about Gundogan is the way that Pep and Klopp kind of exchanged midfielders in a sense with Gundogan and Thiago. Obviously, it was a case where Pep once again made a shrewd decision.

[madtitan-bringerofgenocide]

Guardiola best signing is john stones. Bros versatility is off the charts

[misfit]

Sane in that first season was great and made 30 plus appearances and with squad rotation there were not that many who clocked up that many appearances. No surprise Sterling had a great season with Sane linking up with a strong attacking midfield. I like John Stones and he is a good defender but occasionally has lapses in concentration. Bravo wasn’t an improvement on Big Joe. A misstep for me but eventually Ederson made everything right.

[awoogaz]

I think zinchenko was a better profit for city rather than jesus. Bought for 1M and sell it for 32M to arsenal.

[Mcfctreble]

That sterling-sane-aguero-David silva-debruyne- Fernandinho front five was great.

[calamorta]

I'm surprised at these transfer fees. I thought Man City were overpaying for every player, but there are no Andy Carrolls here. Most expensive was a 50 mil English CB, while Man Utd paid 80 mil for another English CB and we know how that's going...

[MooDeOssO]

you forgot KDB Bayern really wanted to sign him but Pep said we dont need him when he only wanted him at City where he gonna be the following season

[timvelighzanin]

Truly crazy to think that haaland almost has half the amount of G/A as Jesus did. And bro is in his first season

[Keamogetswe_]

Still miss sanè he was special and had lot of pace was big mistake selling to bayern by city

[wesleycarvalho]

Sometimes it seems like the narrator of the video is rapping over the beat 😅 so good hahah