Man City are aiming to generate a total of around £94million from the sales of Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling amid strong Arsenal and Chelsea links respectively.
Pep Guardiola's side have already signed Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez so far in this summer's transfer window and are preparing to make major money from attackers who are seen as surplus to requirements in east Manchester. It is understood that Riyad Mahrez is the man to remain put at Etihad Stadium.
Consequently, Gabriel Jesus and Raheem Sterling will be able to seek new challenges elsewhere and both seem destined to remain in the Premier League and two London clubs in particular are to be the fortunate ones to prosper off City's stance to cash in on the duo.
