Pellegrini could well be looking at his last season in charge of Manchester City, especially as they seem to have lined up Guardiola for the role. However, there is still the present to look forward to, and with the quality of players such as Aguero, Silva, Toure and Kompany, Manchester City will always be up towards the top of the table. Something seemed to be missing last year though, and I doubt very much that Fabian Delph will fix those problems, but Raheem Sterling, despite all the controversy, could add a little something to this City side, and help inspire them, something that Pellegrini failed to do last season. I think once again City will be in for a disappointing season given the calibre of their players, and will finish 3rd this season.
Best Transfer Business:
If they secure De Bruyne, then it is definitely that, but so far it is probably offloading Jovetic, who wasn't getting any game time for such a quality player.
Worst Transfer Business:
In my opinion it has been a poor window for City so far, letting go of some good players such as Milner and Dzeko, and overpaying for Sterling, but the worst signing was definitely Fabian Delph. The useless central midfielder is worth nowhere near the £8 million they paid for him.
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