Manchester City will not buy replacement Haaland in the summer window [JIAYU]


At 0:30 am Beijing time on September 1, the third round of the English Premier League, Manchester City will travel to West Ham United. Before the game, Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola attended a press conference to talk about the game.

Players' injuries -

Rodri and Kovacic are feeling better now, Foden is still not feeling well and the rest of the players are OK at the moment.

Summer window will buy people again --

I think we will have a very quiet transfer countdown.

We are happy with the squad we have. Well, I didn't think Alvarez would leave, but he had a long conversation with his agent and it could happen, and of course I thought he would stay, but in the end he left.

Talking about Haaland's understudy --

Oscar Bob will be back in two or three months from injury, Foden will be able to play his position, and not only that, but we also have McCarty, Gundogan and the "B" position. Maybe we didn't sign the replacement player, but I don't know what will happen in the future and I don't like to leave a player out for too long.

When your squad is solid enough and there are no injuries, some players don't play for a month and I don't like that feeling. We always perform better when everyone in the team is available.

Talk about Rico - Lewis selected for the national team -

He deserves to be there and I'm very happy for him!

Talking about Walker's absence from the national team -

If he gets back to his best, I'm sure he will be back in the national team soon, and I'm sure he will be back quickly, he's an important tool for the team.

What Lewis has done for City, Walker has not; In the same way, Walker gave us something that Lewis couldn't. Everyone is encouraging each other, which is what it's all about.

On his future at Manchester City -

I think I said that a few days before the season started and now it's time for us to end the subject.

On Oasis reuniting --

If we have the chance, we will definitely go to [their concert], which is very good news for the music industry. It's fantastic to have them back, with a billion fans around the world, especially in England and the UK.