Who would you like us to sign next?

I reckon we are going to see a few players leave in January - to have a guess I could see Dzeko, Garcia, Kolarov being the first out the door.

We defo need a new left-back and centre-back and a proper No.1 to challenge Joe, I think we will also bring in another forward. It has been reported somewhere as well that Pellers wanted the purchase of Isco as a priority in the summer - with it not going according to plan at the Bernabeu since joining we could maybe see a renewed interest allowing the left wing position being solved (for those who say isco cannot play left wing you are wrong as he covered that position many times whilst at Malaga under Pellers)
 
tiggsywiggsywoo said:
Esteban de la Sexface said:
I'd love to see a youth player or two make the step up. We need to start producing or else this could become unsustainable. Dipping into the transfer market is a quick fix, that doesn't always work.

Lets see what some of the younger lads can do. If an established player is playing shite, get him out, get a promising player in, give them responsibility.
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I agree lets see someone with plenty of passion and hunger for the club.
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Everyone wants a young LB, we should bring Gregg Leigh through.
 
January is usually a bad time to sign players, because so many are cup tied and they will lack a proper preseason to gel and bed in with the team, but before a big year, I think it is worth it. Players are desperate to impress and get into their national teams. Consequently players that usually would be happy to bide their time try and force a move sooner.

This January can see the likes of Shaqiri, De Bruyne, possibly Mata, possibly Luiz, Kagawa, possibly Nani and Menez are all such players. Not saying they would be the right fit for City, but they are all top players that could be available.
 
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