Yaya Toure’s agent believes the midfielder will leave Manchester City this summer following the arrival of Pep Guardiola.
City confirmed on Monday that the Bayern Munich boss will be replacing Manuel Pellegrini as manager after the end of the season.
Guardiola sanctioned Toure’s £24 million move from Barcelona to City in 2010, and now, the 32-year-old’s agent expects this to be the midfielder’s final campaign at the Etihad Stadium.
“I think Yaya will leave the club,” Dimitri Seluk told The Sun.
“But before leaving I hope he will win again the League and all the cups.
“Barcelona win because it’s like a big family and their structure is an example for everybody.
“So it’s not a question of persons. Luis Enrique has done the same as Guardiola. It’s not possible to say forever it’s the team of Guardiola.”
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Seluk has also hit out at City’s technical director Txiki Begiristain and chief executive Ferran Soriano, suggesting that they would not be at the club if Toure hadn’t joined from Barcelona.
“Yaya opened the door for the people who worked for Barcelona. Yaya went to a place where many changes were necessary,” he said.
“He was not afraid. But now everybody from Barca comes to City.
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