It looks increasingly likely that Manchester City will start the new season without two of the attackers who have played major roles in City's success in recent years.
Following Gabriel Jesus' £45m move to Arsenal, Raheem Sterling looks set to move to Chelsea for the same sum, after he agreed to personal terms with City's title rivals on Wednesday.
It's also sad to see important players leave, especially those who have played significant roles in City winning four of the last five Premier League titles and have given supporters countless unforgettable moments. But as is the case in all walks of life, the end of one things spells the start of something new.
