Manchester City: Further additions to squad to come according to chairman

According to chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak, Manchester City will make a couple more additions to their squad this summer.

Despite winning a fourth title in five seasons, City paid 51.2 million dollars to bring in 21-year-old Erling Haaland.

They have spent more than 14 million dollars on Argentina forward Julian Alvarez.

Mubarak said that they are looking to strengthen areas.

We have to refresh every season because some players leave. We will be doing more. We will try to go as fast as we can but it is not always in our control.

It is believed that City are targeting KalvinPhillips after Fernandinho left.

Now that they have retained their top-flight status, any move for the 26-year-old will be harder.

There is a long-standing desire to bring in another left-back, and it is thought to be high on that list.

Mubarak has made it clear that the club wants to compete for major honours, rather than have a stated aim to win any individual competition.

He said that they approach every season to try to win.

For the last 10 years, that has been the case. In the last six years, you cannot argue that we show up every game with the intent to win.

The 51-year-old has not given any guarantees about what will happen after the last season of his contract.

Mubarak was asked about the issue in his interview, but he didn't give a direct answer.

He saidPep has never stayed as long at any club as he has at Manchester City.

It is a partnership that has done wonders. Next year will be exciting. The conversation will be at the right time and pace and within a framework that works for him.

One of the highlights of the season was the 3-2 comeback victory over Villa, which sealed the title by a point.

He doesn't think it will change any time soon.

He said that they give the highest respect to the team.

We are the benchmark for global football.