Pep Guardiola insists he doesn't regret selling Raheem Sterling, Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko to rival clubs this summer.
The Manchester City boss allowed Sterling to join Chelsea, while Jesus and Zinchenko headed to Arsenal. Guardiola's comments came after Sterling hammered his former employers for allowing his contract to run down, despite his importance to the team.
The England international, 27, had just one year remaining on his City deal when his move to Chelsea was agreed. Jesus was in the same situation, while Zinchenko had two years left on his contract. City could recuperate up to £117million for the trio.