Man City Not Plotting Move For Mbappe – Guardiola

Guardiola pens new Manchester City deal

Manchester City supervisor, Pep Guardiola, has expressed that there was no way that his club would move for Paris Saint-Germain striker, Kylian Mbappe. 

Reports had asserted Guardiola was arranging a £200million move for Mbappe, with the French heroes possibly confronting Financial Fear Play issues. 

Talking at a news meeting on Monday, Guardiola stated: "That wouldn't occur. 

"At times I don't comprehend where that news originates from. 

"Man City doesn't have or will spend the cash that Mbappe and PSG merit. PSG wouldn't pitch this sort of player to some other kind of club in the following years, I presume. So that wouldn't occur. Mbappe wouldn't come here and we are not going to swap Raheem [Sterling] or whatever other best player that we have. 

"Individuals ought to be more conscious of PSG, deferential of Manchester City, for the players from PSG, for the players from Man City, they ought to have more regard. 

"Obviously I am the second individual to know precisely which players are targets, which players I need to offer or something to that effect. Be that as it may, what will be will be."