Pep Guardiola interest in key signing raises doubts over future of Man City star

In the midst of theory that Pep Guardiola is enthused about Juventus stalwart Leonardo Bonucci, it has prompted question marks being raised over John Stones' future at Man City.

The 25-year-old joined City in 2016 and has proceeded to show up for the club while winning two Premier League titles, a FA Cup and two League Cups.

In any case, having been constrained to only 17 appearances so far this season, in spite of the way that previous magic skipper Vincent Kompany left the club the previous summer and Aymeric Laporte has been harmed generally of the crusade, it had just raised worries over Stones and his future at the Etihad.

Albeit equipped for offering robustness in protection and self-control to work out from the back, key qualities which Guardiola has apparently searched for in his inside equal parts all through his administrative profession, Stones has been tormented by wounds and has additionally been liable of making exorbitant mistakes.

His most recent came in the League Cup last against Aston Villa prior this month as his slip prompted them getting back in the game, but luckily for City, Villa didn't finish a rebound thus they raised one more trophy.

By the by, it has prompted continuous inquiries concerning Stones, and now The Daily Star report that with Bonucci said to be an objective for Guardiola this late spring, the England global is conceivably confronting the hatchet to make space for the accomplished stalwart.

City have surrendered 31 objectives in 28 association games so far this season, giving them the fifth best cautious record in the top flight.

Given they just surrendered 23 objectives in all of last season and that there are as yet 10 games to be played for the current year, that just shows that they have battled in that office.

Thus, acquiring somebody with the experience, quality and a triumphant mindset that Bonucci has to the club would be an immensely huge move, despite the fact that it's additional that obviously Juventus aren't excited about an exit.

By the by, regardless of whether it's Bonucci or maybe an elective objective, Guardiola has ostensibly distinguished the need to improve his barrier, and that could at last be terrible news for Stones.