Guardiola claims mega-rich Man City cannot afford a new striker – despite $832MN NET spend in 5 years & billionaire owners (VIDEO) ...News

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has been savaged online for claiming that he cannot afford to replace Sergio Aguero – even though the departing striker is a huge earner and the club's Abu Dhabi owners are worth billions. Stern-faced Guardiola issued one of football's most unlikely sob stories ahead of the weekend's Premier League fixtures, claiming that the club owned by Sheikh Mansour – a member of the royal family of Abu Dhabi whose wealth has been recently estimated at around $20 billion – cannot afford a striker. Guardiola's words fell flat with fans, who expressed cynicism after the club's net spend of around $832 million du

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