The English international defender Marc Guehi quickly adapted to Pep Guardiola's philosophy at Manchester City after joining from Crystal Palace during the January transfer window. This transfer is considered one of the most notable recent additions in terms of impact and value.

Guehi is known for his great ability to control the ball and comfort in passing, which perfectly aligns with the requirements of Guardiola's team. Despite the transition from a three-man defense line to four, the young defender was able to adapt quickly, positioning himself as a key player in building the attack.

Guehi has shown clear development in his style related to possession, with his average passes increasing from 53.2 per 90 minutes with Crystal Palace to 86.5 passes during his first four matches with Manchester City according to Squawka statistics.

His role now focuses on delivering the ball to players like Rodri, with reduced midfield overstepping compared to his previous matches.

Guehi's participation has been a strong addition to the team, with Manchester City's average possession reaching 55.32% with his involvement, compared to 44.79% when he played with Crystal Palace, according to Squawka statistics, reflecting how well he has adapted to the team's possession-based style under Guardiola.