Manchester City's potential January transfer targets as Pep Guardiola looks to bolster the squad amid a challenging season. With injuries and form dips plaguing the team, fresh faces could reignite their title charge.First up, Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth. The Ghanaian forward has been a revelation, blending pace, power, and clinical finishing. At 25, he's hit double figures in goals and assists, making him an ideal backup or competitor to Erling Haaland. His versatility across the front line fits City's fluid system, and with Bournemouth open to a £40-50m deal, he could provide the depth needed without breaking the bank.Next, Tino Livramento of Newcastle. The 23-year-old right-back offers dynamism and defensive solidity, addressing vulnerabilities exposed by Kyle Walker's age and Rico Lewis's inexperience. Livramento's Premier League pedigree, combined with his attacking overlaps, echoes City's full-back ethos. A £35m move could secure a long-term successor, especially if Newcastle's FFP woes force sales.We also give shouts to Crystal Palace's Adam Wharton, a 21-year-old midfield prodigy whose composure and passing range scream 'Guardiola material.' Though raw, his England call-ups hint at stardom—potentially a £30m steal for rotation behind Rodri.Finally, why sell Savinho? The Brazilian winger, signed for £21m, has flattered to deceive with inconsistent performances and adaptation issues. At 21, he's talented but blocks pathways for prospects like Oscar Bobb. Cashing in for £25-30m could fund these targets, streamlining the squad.

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