PEP GOING IN FOR THE KYL

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola refuses to rule out Kylian Mbappe or Alexis Sanchez transfer bids

Man City are interested in both the Monaco teen and Arsenal forward

PEP GUARDIOLA has refused to rule out a stunning swoop for Monaco's Kylian Mbappe.

Manchester City are believed to be aiming to hijack Mbappe's £143 million switch to Real Madrid.

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Kylian Mbappe is the most sought after teenager in the worldCredit: Getty Images
Kylian Mbappe looks set to join Real Madrid, but Man City haven't given up the chaseCredit: AP:Associated Press

And at the same time they are still interested in signing Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez.

Asked about the pair, Pep said: "They are Monaco and Arsenal players, so nothing to say."

Mbappe has appeared likely to go to Madrid all summer but with the deal still not done, City are ready to pounce.

Guardiola said: "The player is still at Monaco, still on that team.

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"Anything can happen - we are still looking at other players in the market. There are a lot of other players, but he is still on that team.

"We have two exceptional forwards in Gabriel and Sergio. We will see. Unfortunately the market finishes on August 31.

"We will see if we do something. I think other clubs will sign many players."

Alexis Sanchez wants out of Arsenal and could join Manchester CityCredit: Getty Images
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The Gunners will hope they can hang onto star man Alexis Sanchez despite rumours of a move awayCredit: Getty Images

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Mbappe is believed to have set his heart of a switch to the Bernabeu but he might have one eye on Los Angeles later.

City take on the Spanish giants in an International Champions League game at the Coliseum.

Guardiola says his club are making great strides to catch up with the biggest teams on the continent.

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He said: "Madrid doesn’t have more than Manchester City have.

Pep Guardiola's side face Real Madrid in LA on Wednesday having lost to Man United in HoustonCredit: Getty Images

"Players are very important and we always try to get the best players possible.

"Abu Dhabi came in and invested in the team. Over the past five or six years we climbed to the top and we’re now in the top three or four.

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"In order to get to the level of Madrid or Barcelona we just need time."


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