Yahoo Finance Breaking News on Manchester City's Transfer Window (Connects to a major financial news source)

Manchester City Poised for Strategic Moves in January Transfer Window Manchester City is gearing up for a significant January transfer window, marking their first mid-season activity in seven years. This strategic shift aims to bolster the squad amid recent challenges and injuries. The club's robust financial position, highlighted by record revenues, positions them well for these endeavors. Financial Strength and Transfer Plans Manchester City has reported record Premier League revenue, generating £715 million, an increase of £2.2 million from the previous year, despite not retaining the Champions League title. The club achieved pre-tax profits of £73.8 million and noted substantial financial gains from player transfers, including a £92.8 million profit from selling Julian Alvarez to Atletico Madrid. City’s commercial revenue also saw a rise, alongside a notable £10.3 million reduction in wages. The club is undergoing a £300 million expansion of Etihad Stadium and will open a new women's training facility in the 2025/26 season. With new funds available, City is positioned well for January transfers, possibly targeting Newcastle’s Bruno Guimaraes to fill gaps caused by injuries, particularly to key player Rodri. TALKSPORT Targeted Players To address recent struggles and injuries, Manchester City is reportedly targeting two high-profile midfielders: Bruno Guimarães: The Newcastle United midfielder is a primary target, with City keen on securing his services to strengthen their midfield options. THE SUN Martin Zubimendi: The Real Sociedad player is also under consideration, offering a potential boost to City's midfield depth. THE SUN Strategic Considerations