Manchester City fans might be bracing themselves for a summer of significant changes as reports emerge of five key players seeking exits from the club. Kevin De Bruyne, Bernardo Silva, Jack Grealish, Kalvin Phillips, and Stefan Ortega are all reportedly eyeing moves away from the Etihad Stadium, leaving the reigning Premier League champions facing a potential exodus.

Kevin De Bruyne:

The Belgian midfield maestro has been a linchpin in City’s midfield since his arrival in 2015. However, reports suggest that De Bruyne is looking for a new challenge after several successful seasons in Manchester. With his talent and experience, De Bruyne will be a prized asset for any top club across Europe.

Bernardo Silva:

Silva has been a crucial part of City’s success under Pep Guardiola, but recent seasons have seen him in and out of the starting lineup. The Portuguese playmaker has won everything possible with City, and now reportedly seeking more challenges from elsewhere, prompting interest from other clubs. His technical ability and versatility make him an attractive prоspect for many teams.

Jack Grealish:

City’s marquee signing, Jack Grealish, has shown glimpses of his immense talent but has struggled with injuries and inconsistency. Reports suggest that the England international is considering his options, with the lure of regular first-team football elsewhere potentially swaying his decision.

Kalvin Phillips:

The former Leeds United midfielder has been linked with a move away from City for some time now. Phillips’s combative style and excellent passing range have caught the eye of Guardiola, who saw him as a potential successor to Fernandinho. However, this transfer didn’t turn out very well. Phillips failed to shine at City, and is now looking to regain his form elsewhere.

Stefan Ortega:

The German goalkeeper has been a standout performer every time Ederson is injured. However, the 31-year-old may prefer a move where he is guaranteed regular first-team action.The potential departure of these five players would undoubtedly leave City with some big gaps to fill. However, it could also provide an opportunity for Guardiola to reshape his squad and bring in fresh talent. City’s financial muscle means they will be able to compete for top players in the transfer market, ensuring that the team remаins a force to be reckoned with both domestically and in Europe.