Although Gabriel Jesus has already sealed a move to Arsenal and it is becoming increasingly likely that Raheem Sterling will join Chelsea, Manchester City are still spoilt for choice in attack.
Pep Guardiola has the luxury of mixing things up across his forward-line, as he so often did last season, meaning it is hard to predict what he will consider as his strongest front-three ahead of the start of the new season. New signing Erling Haaland is guaranteed a starting berth through the middle - but it remains to be seen who could start either side of him.
Last season, Guardiola, who is renowned for tinkering, often deployed Riyad Mahrez on the right, with Jack Grealish, Phil Foden and Sterling competing for a place on the left. Sterling's expected exit will help reduce the size of that battle, but Grealish and Foden will both fancy their chances of getting the nod.
