Despite difficulties, Guardiola cautions that January might not be a bustling transfer month for Man City.
According to Pep Guardiola, enhancing his Manchester City team during the January transfer window will be challenging.
When asked if he thought his team's problems could be solved by adding additions in January, Guardiola responded cautiously.
He stated, "We talked and we spoke, and if we are going to do something in the winter, it is because we truly need it or we think we can find something." "Excellent things for the next three or four (years), not just for four or five months."
"We'll see, but it's harder to do in the winter. I'm not sure how many times we've signed a winter player in the past few years.
Although we don't particularly enjoy that, we must determine whether we must take action because the circumstances this season are and have been unique.
If not, we'll wait until the summer to reflect on how the players played and how we ended the season, knowing that we'll have a brief vacation the following summer and that we'll have to examine what has to be done the following year.
"We'll discuss it and see what the market will allow; it might not be feasible. We shall see.
Guardiola went on to say that January is more challenging since teams are reluctant to sell halfway through the season.
He clarified, "It's not easy to do that." "The teams don't make sales.
Players that don't play must be the cause. The pricey ones are the ones they don't want to sell. We'll see. It depends on the market and the circumstances.
"The players' return from injury is a relief." Having the squad there, aside from Rodri. We will thereafter be the same team as before.
He stated, "We talked and we spoke, and if we are going to do something in the winter, it is because we truly need it or we think we can find something." "Excellent things for the next three or four (years), not just for four or five months."
"We'll see, but it's harder to do in the winter. I'm not sure how many times we've signed a winter player in the past few years.
Although we don't particularly enjoy that, we must determine whether we must take action because the circumstances this season are and have been unique.
If not, we'll wait until the summer to reflect on how the players played and how we ended the season, knowing that we'll have a brief vacation the following summer and that we'll have to examine what has to be done the following year.
"We'll discuss it and see what the market will allow; it might not be feasible. We shall see.
Guardiola went on to say that January is more challenging since teams are reluctant to sell halfway through the season.
He clarified, "It's not easy to do that." "The teams don't make sales.
Players that don't play must be the cause. The pricey ones are the ones they don't want to sell. We'll see. It depends on the market and the circumstances.
"The players' return from injury is a relief." Having the squad there, aside from Rodri. We will thereafter be the same team as before.
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