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As Pep likes inteligent and technical players IF he's going here I think we should make a following changes :

GK : Thibaut is all right but if he wants better ball playing gk then it looks like Ter Stegen is available

DF : Christensen is a must-have as he's very good ball playing DF. New CB to partner him. New RB as I think he won't fancy Azpilicueta technical skills.

MF : New CM. Musonda would play big role under Pep I think as he's tactically and technically excellent with crazy ball skills and ball retention. Wonder what will happen with Fabregas.

AM : only like for like replacement for Oscar if he won't perform in the next 6 months. Like him or not, he's one of the most intelligent players in our squad off the ball so if he will perform he would stay under Guardiola

CF : definitely new striker needed. Benzema could be available as Real will chase Lewandowski. Benz is one of the most technical strikers around.

All in all I think about 4-5 players plus two youngsters in Christensen and Musonda. 10 players is definitely overboard.

Actually if you think about it even Man City needs 4-5 players for the first XI to appease Pep.

I doubt that he would sell Thibaut.That would be too stupid.

Defense:I think that if Guardiola gives everyone a chance in training in order to see who is good enough for Chelsea,I think tht Christensen should have the potential to actually be a starter under Guardiola because basically he has everything what Guardiola asks from a defender.Agressive defending,very technically gifted and his build up play is brilliant.

Terry and Ivanovic should be on the bench if Guardiola decides to come here.I am not so sure about Zouma either because he is not that skilled on the ball,but maybe his athleticism could impress Pep.

Midfield: Guardiola would most likely get a heart attack when he sees that Matic slows down the ball too much,so Matic would be a liability for his system.I do not really know what he would do with Cesc,but Musonda should be a real prospect for him because like you said,Musonda has everything what Guardiola looks in a midfielder.

Striker:I am very sure that he would need a top striker with brilliant technical skills,but I am not sure if there is a type of player that is on the market and has actually the profile of a Guardiola type of striker.

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Barcelona, ​​New York, Munich. This much certain: London would suit Guardiola's family significantly better than Manchester. (@SPORT1) #CFCCFC.png

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Pep Guardiola's wife would rather prefer Chelsea to Manchester City (via @lequipe) #CFCCFC.png #MCFCmcfc.png

Sky Sports Germany reporter Oliver Sequenz says the lure of the London lifestyle could be a factor in Guardiola's thinking. #CFCCFC.png #MCFCmcfc.png (Sky)

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Sequenz: "When Pep did a sabbatical, he lived in New York, he likes this lifestyle: the pulse of the city, that could be a point for London"

Well that settles it. If his balls are attached, he'll go to Manchester. If his balls are on his Mrs' nightstand, he's Chelsea bound.

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Love him or hate him, but no one can hide the fact that the guy is a genius. I'm sure he'll be adored here should he take over from Guus. He'd transform Chelsea in ways nodody would have ever imagined. The fact that EPL is different from other leagues and his tactics would not work here are just stories, he'll easily find ways to adapt to English football and be successful. That's what he does, evolves with every year that goes by and finds answers to everything they throw at him.

http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/how-pep-has-evolved-leaving-barca-and-how-his-tactics-could-fare-england#:xQZTc6Gs5jOZ6Q

http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/9-pep-guardiola-formations-last-year-demonstrating-bayern-munichs-tactical-flexibility#:RYvXMP5fYfOZ6A

http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/guardiola-doesnt-need-centre-backs-and-heres-why#:cWFVRIFeZVOZ6A

http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features/6-things-you-genuinely-might-not-know-about-pep-guardiola#:WanNCHrM_1OZ6A

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I'll take Sampaoli.

That's a more realistic target then Pep.

But he will need time to adjust to Europe and to mention the language.

This is why I said it would be better to get Bielsa for a season or two so he lay down his philosophy and then get this man to come and take over like he did at Chile.

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I'll take Sampaoli.

That's a more realistic target then Pep.

But he will need time to adjust to Europe and to mention the language.

This is why I said it would be better to get Bielsa for a season or two so he lay down his philosophy and then get this man to come and take over like he did at Chile.

Their philosophies are similar?

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Barcelona, ​​New York, Munich. This much certain: London would suit Guardiola's family significantly better than Manchester. (@SPORT1) #CFCCFC.png

ChelsTransfer @ChelsTransfer

Pep Guardiola's wife would rather prefer Chelsea to Manchester City (via @lequipe) #CFCCFC.png #MCFCmcfc.png

Sky Sports Germany reporter Oliver Sequenz says the lure of the London lifestyle could be a factor in Guardiola's thinking. #CFCCFC.png #MCFCmcfc.png (Sky)

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Sequenz: "When Pep did a sabbatical, he lived in New York, he likes this lifestyle: the pulse of the city, that could be a point for London"

Let's see who wears the trousers in that house :yay:

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I'll take Sampaoli.

That's a more realistic target then Pep.

But he will need time to adjust to Europe and to mention the language.

This is why I said it would be better to get Bielsa for a season or two so he lay down his philosophy and then get this man to come and take over like he did at Chile.

Bielsa is not a good option. We need a long term option. Bielsa has had mixed success on the international level but I think his achievements at club level have been poor. He seems to last a year or two then quit/resign/get sacked. No point going for him or even Sampaoli, who speaks no English and has very little success at club level too. The next move has got to be 100% right, no more AVBs or Di Matteos.

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