Pep Guardiola has suggested that Manchester City will swoop for a striker this summer, with Erling Haaland and Harry Kane closely linked to the champions.
The Catalan maestro turned to a system true to his tiki-taka roots after losing Sergio Aguero, with playmakers Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva regulars up-front this season.
City welcome rivals United for the Manchester derby on Sunday and Guardiola will surely stick with his striker-less setup in an attempt to hold-off Liverpool's charge.
Pep Guardiola has admitted that Manchester City will need to sign a striker this summer
The Spanish manager has been playing Bernardo Silva and Phil Foden in attack this season
However, in one of his trademark passive-aggressive rants in front of the cameras, Guardiola suggested City will be going into the market attempting to finally replace Aguero's goals this summer.