Manchester City is preparing to introduce a modern No. 10 player this summer, who needs to be able to create the rhythm of the game, connect different areas, create opportunities, and naturally convert opportunities into goals.

Manchester City is confident in Wirtz's transfer and is doing its best to convince the German midfielder, but at the same time, the club has also prepared a Plan B, and Manchester City has maintained regular contact with the team of Barcelona midfielder Olmo.

Considering Barcelona's financial difficulties, Manchester City management knows that it will be significantly easier to reach a deal for Olmo than for Wirtz. If Barcelona and Manchester City reach a transfer agreement, the transfer fee is expected to be close to 60 million euros.

Olmo joined Barcelona for 55 million euros last summer, but once faced the dilemma of being unable to register. This season, Olmo has made 38 appearances, scored 11 goals and 7 assists, and won the domestic triple crown with the team.