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Manchester City has been tough for several weeks and this despite the league of the league during his last outings.
This winter, the Mancunian club struck hard on the transfer market by focusing on the services of several players: Vitor Reis, Abdukodir Khusanov and Omar Marmoush joined the reigning champions. This Friday, at a press conference, Pep Guardiola spoke about his new arrivals and believe that the latter will bring a lot to his workforce.
“” We did not train much because of the movements. Omar Marmoush trained with us on Thursday, the others a little but not all. Vitor is young, he has a strong personality. He needs time. Khusanov has already settled and, playing in the French championship, he faced tough, lively and fast players. He doesn't talk about English much, so communication is something we will have to manage. Omar will adapt quickly, “ he launched to journalists.
Recruits on the lawn this Saturday in the Premier League?
After the setback conceded on the lawn of Paris Saint-Germain this Wednesday in the Champions League, Man City must raise his head as soon as possible and reassure himself in the league before finding the C1 again next Wednesday. This Saturday, the Skyblues receive Chelsea. A match that could allow the Mancunians to pass their opponent in the ranking in the event of a victory. Part or new recruits could take their first step under their new colors.
A success would be precious against the blues to regain confidence and to arrive in full confidence before the last day of the Champions League against Club Brugge.
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