Selling people is not easy! Mannwan: Not taking Galish and Walker to the Club World Cup will not be good for them to sell

The Manchester Evening News talked about Manchester City's transfer affairs this summer. Compared with the smooth signing work, Manchester City may encounter some trouble in selling people.

In the "little summer window" before the start of the Club World Cup, Manchester City signed four players and completed most of the work of introducing the fifth player. The club also found a new assistant for Guardiola. These signings have been widely praised, and Manchester City fans are looking forward to new players, and even their opponents must admit that Manchester City's signings are very cost-effective.

After handling most of the signings, Manchester City's transfer work will mainly focus on balancing the lineup, that is, selling players. Guardiola brought up to 27 players to the United States to compete in the Club World Cup, a number that exceeded his usual preference.

However, this does not include Glalish and Walker, and they can use this time to find the next home. After it has been confirmed that the two players missed plans for next season, taking them to the United States is just a waste of time. However, such a decision is not conducive to Manchester City's initiative in transfer negotiations, because it is equivalent to telling the seller that we don't want these two players.

While buyers' clubs usually want to close the deal as soon as possible and are willing to pay high prices for the top stars, for now, Galish and Walker are not in this range. Both wanted to prove that they could still compete in the top league, both of whom had won generous contracts but their performances were down.

It's like a bet for any team considering signing Galish and Walker, because they haven't shown enough strength in the past season. Such concerns may make the buyer afraid to make a permanent transfer easily.

Naples and Everton are both interested in Glalish, who is also associated with Walker, but there seem to be some obstacles to completing the deal. And for Manchester City, the plan to sell Galish and Walker in a permanent transfer is facing difficulties.

Manchester City's signings this summer have been widely praised, but if sports director Viana can overcome obstacles and sell the two players, this will give him a big score in his work this summer.