GED BARNES on who will arrive, who will stay and whose Mancheser City career is Guardi-over...

WHEN Manchester City announced earlier this season that Pep Guardiola would be the man in charge for the 2016/17 campaign, it was greeted by joyous outbursts from the blue half of town.The step up in class was evident, and there seemed to be little sympathy for current manager Manuel Pellegrini, who the fans had been shouting for towards the conclusion of Roberto Mancini’s reign just a few seasons before.Pellegrini has won the Premier League and two League Cups with his ‘deat...