Man City had to do a U-turn on their usual transfer strategy to save their Premier League season, and the spending boom isn't slowing down just yet.

Manchester City are in danger of exiting the Champions League from the league phase but if that happens the club’s ambitions in the transfer market could take a massive hit. An early exit means Man City will potentially lose out on over 60 million euros in prize money which could force them to spend miserly next summer.

Manchester City have bolstered their attacking options by signing Egyptian forward Omar Marmous h from Eintracht Frankfurt for a fee in the region of €70million (£59m) to €75m, plus bonuses.

Of course it would be not good, but I am not thinking about that right now,” Guardiola told a news conference Tuesday. “I appreciate all of your concern... but I'm thinking we are going to do it.” With one game remaining in the revamped league phase of the competition,

Manchester City have completed the signing of defender Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens. On January 10, The Athletic reported City had reached an agreement worth €40million (£33.7m; $40.8m) plus bonuses with the Ligue 1 club for the signing of Khusanov.

Manchester City are reportedly interested in bringing back their former midfielder Douglas Luiz to strengthen their squad. Manager Pep Guardiola sees Luiz as a key option to reinforce their midfield,

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has urged his team to do "something special" in their game against Club Brugge to maintain their presence in this season's Champions League.