Manchester City might have already signed attackers Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez, but fans of the Premier League champions can expect a busy summer of comings and goings when the transfer window officially opens on Friday 10 June.
Pep Guardiola knows that in football, to stand still and admire your handiwork is to go backwards and let others overtake you. Club chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said last week that City will make at least one additional signing this window, but it also seems likely that at least one key member of the 2021/22 squad will depart.
With a number of players entering the final years of their contracts, there's plenty to sort out this summer. Here's what City need to do before the new season begins on 6 August.
