Manchester City opens the exit door for John Stones

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The John Stones era at Manchester City could come to an end in the upcoming transfer window. The team led by Pep Guardiola is prepared to part ways with the English defender, who has seen a decrease in his playing time this season due to physical issues. Everton and West Ham United have already shown interest in bringing back the 30-year-old center-back, who appears to be moving further away from the Etihad Stadium.

Stones, who arrived in Manchester in 2016 after shining at Everton, has been a valuable piece in Guardiola's defensive structure for years. His ability to play out from the back and adapt to different roles in defense made him a key player. However, this season has been marked by absences: he has only managed to play in 20 matches, well below his usual involvement.

Manchester City Doesn't Count on John Stones

Given this situation, the club believes it is time for a new chapter. The imminent arrival of Hugo Viana as sporting director reinforces the idea of a renewal in several areas of the team, with Stones being one of the players who could make way for new signings.

His contractual situation—having only one year left on his current deal—also influences the decision. Everton, his former team, sees his return positively and could leverage his emotional connection with the player. On the other hand, West Ham is looking to bolster a short-staffed defense and values his experience at the top level.

Although there is also interest from outside the continent, all signs point to the defender prioritizing continued competition in Europe. The success of the operation will depend largely on City's financial demands and the willingness of interested clubs to take on his high salary.

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