Guardiola admits the financial impact of coronavirus could prevent Man City from signing new players

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has admitted that the financial impact of Covid-19 could prevent his club from signing new players in the summer transfer market. The Blues restarted their campaign after three months off due to the pandemic. Guardiola's side have two concerns to address in the upcoming transfer market: finally signing a centre-back to replace Vincent Kompany and replace Leroy Sane, who is expected to join Bayern Munich. Ahead of City's clash with Burnley on Monday Night Football, live on Sky Sports - Guardiola revealed those plans may have to shelved, saying: "I don't know after coronavirus if the situation for clubs financially has changed. We are going to see at the end of this season. In all the places I was - Barcelona, Bayern Munich and here - if the club says 'we cannot afford it', then we cannot afford it. It depends if people stay. Maybe in these next two months, the team makes a step forward and we decide to continue with the same people." Source: SkySports