Goodbye Manchester City! The dynasty collapsed, sending away the 2 cores, 120 million midfielders were airborne, and Guardiola defected

The sky at Manchester City suddenly turned less blue, and everyone was saying, "Goodbye Manchester City, Guardiola doesn't love you anymore!" If football is a soap opera, then City's script is definitely written by the earth-shaking transfer market and heartbreaking goodbyes. The team went from being a top club overnight to being the scene of a massive exodus of top and core players.

Bye-bye, De Bruyne and seat B. These two are not only the core of the team, but also the pain in the hearts of the fans. Kevin De Bruyne, a midfield maestro in his prime, has been plagued by injuries that no longer allow him to roam the pitch as he used to. And he was poached by Saudi Arabia's local tyrant team with a sky-high annual salary, which is simply a knife in Manchester City's heart.

Speaking of the B seat, the Portuguese midfielder was originally hoping to fill the void left by Gundogan, but unfortunately, mistakes at key moments made him a "sinner" in the mouths of fans. Coupled with family reasons, seat B is also ready to pack up and head to Spain to reunite with his family. Obviously, it's not just a transfer, it's a family reunion story.

The midfield is like a battlefield, and with the departure of two cores, City's midfield is almost facing a rebuild. However, the best is yet to come, and one of the hottest midfielders in the market, the €120 million Wirtz, suddenly landed at Manchester City. The midfielder, who has just helped Bayer Leverkusen win the Bundesliga title, has become the new favorite of the Blue Moon Army with his staggering value. Obviously, Leverkusen is hard to refuse such a sky-high price.

City's midfield has not just been rebuilt, it's been a magnificent revolution. Just when everyone thought that Manchester City would be calm for a while, Paqueta's imminent arrival has added another touch of color to this summer. Manchester City seem to have completed the midfield change as quickly as possible, and everyone thought it would be the beginning of a new dynasty.

But then again, Pep Guardiola, the cornerstone of the dynasty, suddenly announced his "defection". Guardiola's contract expires in 2025, but he has decided not to renew it, which is a fatal blow to Manchester City. He revealed in an interview that his coaching career has been completed and he has no desire for anything, which is undoubtedly an apocalyptic prophecy for the Blue Moon Legion.

This series of events is not only a shock to the transfer market, but also a major test for Manchester City's future. Fans are buzzing on social media: "Will Manchester City be able to get back to the top after Pep Guardiola leaves?"

So, dear fans, do you think Manchester City can rise to become a new football dynasty again with two cores and 120 million midfielders parachuted? Or does Guardiola's defection really mark the end of an era?