AI predicts Haaland and 7 other stars leaving Manchester City
Manchester City's complex situation opens the door to wide-ranging scenarios regarding the future of the team's stars, as the club faces the possibility of administrative relegation if their appeal is not accepted. This could lead to significant changes within the squad.
As speculation grows in England about a potential mass exodus from the Sky Blues if they are relegated, The Sun has turned to an AI tool to simulate the transfer market and potential destinations for Manchester City players in this hypothetical scenario.
According to these predictions, Real Madrid will be the main beneficiaries of the supposed situation, as the tool has suggested the transfer of 8 players from Manchester City to the royal club, headed by Norwegian star Erling Haaland.
The squad also includes Enzo Fernández, Ayoub Bouaddi, Phil Foden, Abde Kadre Khousanov, Vitor Reis, Josko Gvardiol, and Mateo Kovacic.
Mateo Kovacic's transfer to Real Madrid marks a return to the Santiago Bernabéu, having worn the Spanish club's shirt between 2015 and 2019.
The scenario outlined by the AI tool is not limited to Real Madrid, as it also predicts that Manchester United and Liverpool could take advantage of Manchester City's situation by signing some of their players.
According to predictions, Manchester United will secure the services of Gianluigi Donnarumma, Elliot Anderson, Matheus Nunes, Nico Aurélio, and Rico Lewis.
As for Liverpool, the tool predicts the arrival of four players to their ranks: Antoine Semenyo, Marc Guéhi, Rayan Aït Nouri, and Rúben Dias.
Predictions include several other Manchester City players, with Jérémy Doku tipped for a move to Arsenal, while Marcus Bettinelli may return to Chelsea.
As predicted, Gerónimo Rulli is moving to Real Sociedad, while Iliman Ndiaye may be heading to Everton.
Rayan Cherki could return to France through Paris Saint-Germain if the anticipated mass exodus occurs.
All these names and destinations remain within the framework of hypothetical predictions prepared by an AI tool, and do not reflect confirmed information or actual negotiations regarding the future of Manchester City players.
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