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Pep Guardiola has set his sights on Martín Zubimendi, a midfielder from Real Sociedad, as the reinforcement that could secure both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League for Manchester City. The Spanish coach sees the Basque player as a key piece to restore balance to the team and overcome the difficulties they have faced this season since Rodri's injury.
The prolonged absence of Rodri, who suffered a serious knee injury, has created a significant gap in City's midfield. Guardiola, aware of the need to fill that position, has urged the board to work on bringing Zubimendi in during the winter transfer market. This young talent, known for his vision and defensive ability, appears to be an ideal solution for the team.
Manchester City in need of quality reinforcements
City is not alone in this race, as clubs like Liverpool and Arsenal have also shown interest in the player. The player's release clause, set at 60 million euros, sets the starting point for any negotiation with Real Sociedad. Although Zubimendi rejected a transfer during the summer, current circumstances could pave the way for his arrival in the Premier League.
Guardiola, accustomed to leading competitive teams, understands that strengthening the midfield is essential to maintain the club's aspirations in both competitions. Meanwhile, there are speculations about other names on the list of potential signings, but Zubimendi seems to be the priority. His price is around 50 million euros, opening the door to a move to another club.
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