Mannwan: Manchester City decides to keep O Reilly this summer, Guardiola is satisfied with his growth in the past year

July 16th According to the Manchester Evening News, Manchester City decided to keep Nico O'Reilly this summer, and Guardiola is delighted by the youth training player's growth in the past 12 months.

Orreilly was one of the few highlights at Manchester City last season, and his outstanding performance in cameo as a left-back won praise from Guardiola and his teammates. But this summer, the club signed Wolves left-back Nuri for £31 million, and competition for O'Reilly's preferred midfielder is also extremely fierce.

This has reportedly attracted the attention of Premier League and Bundesliga clubs, with several teams showing interest in the 20-year-old O'Reilly. Guardiola has made it clear that it needs to streamline the bloated lineup before the start of the season, but Manchester City has no intention of selling O'Reilly. Although the club is accustomed to selling youth training players to make a profit, O'Reilly's versatile attributes and local youth training qualifications are crucial to registration for the Premier League and European competitions.

Currently, Manchester City's first team is beyond the norm, and football director Viana is starting to cut staff. Walker has joined Burnley, and Calvin Phillips, Gallish and McCarthy are expected to leave the team as well. More players need to follow up on the cleaning, and the midfield combination of Nico Gonzalez and Gundogan is also doubtful in the future.