admin Manchester City have nine players who could be after a new squad number for the upcoming season.
While most hearts associated with Manchester City may still be high after a weekend of frenzied celebrations, attention now turns to the season ahead.
The dates for the next Premier League season were announced today and it won’t be long before everyone starts preparing for another season. With a possible exit looming in the transfer market, some team numbers could become available in the summer.
Whether you’re a City star looking to change jerseys or an exciting up-and-coming talent looking to rise from the lofty numbers that started his career ahead of the start of the new season in August. Many people may make changes to the team list.
It’s been a great year for Julian Alvarez, who at 23 is virtually out of football. The versatile striker has already won all kinds of trophies in South America and now has a treble in Europe as well as the World Cup.
Alvarez hopes to make an even bigger impact next season after a successful debut season in the low profile. 19 isn’t a bad number for an attacker, but he might want something better. He won’t get Erling Haaland’s No. 9, but No. 11 is available and No. 7 and No. 8 will both be vacant if Joao Cancelo or Ilkay Gundogan leave. there is a possibility.
Manuel Akanji
No one expected Manuel Akanji to be as influential as he was at City, but the defender has rarely been present in a treble-winning side, with Aymeric Laporte and Kyle Walker and others were lowered.
The Swiss player is currently in 25th place but could be interested in a replacement slot. All the typical defender jersey numbers have been taken, but when Calvin Phillips leaves No. 4, he’s got it. #15 is also on sale now.
Phil Foden
Phil Foden is unlikely to change shirt numbers, but it’s always possible. The local hero was offered the number 10 jersey when Sergio Aguero left, but declined to wear the number 47 in honor of his late grandfather, who died at the age of 47. “I thought about it,” he said of a number exchange two years ago. “The number 10 is a very important number at the club, but I’m weak against the number 47. I want to create my own tradition and keep it.
11 is free, 7 or 8 is possible. ” If he wants to change his mind, don’t miss your chance. But it’s hard to find out.
Cole Palmer
Young Cole Palmer made 25 appearances last season and was on the bench all the time, making his contributions once again. He is currently ranked 80th, but could drop significantly to reflect his position within the team. #12, #15, and #24 are available options.
Rico Ruiz
Rico Ruiz may have one of these in mind too. The versatile full-back, who made his debut aged just 17, has emerged this season and shined with his ability to handle the complex role of reverse full-back. The teenager lost his starting spot to John Stones’ impressive succession of the position, but remains an important part of the team.
He’s currently number 82, but after a great season he’ll certainly top the list of good upgrades.
Charles, Roberton, O’Reilly, Knight
Youngsters Shea Charles, Alex Robertson, Nico O’Reilly and Ben Knight could be the next batch of youngsters to break into the team after they were named on the bench for the last two games of the season. Charles even made his debut in the final day defeat to Brentford.
They currently wear 62, 75, 93 and 96, respectively.
