Speaking after his end of season review, chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak vowed to make Manchester City a different proposition next season. The club’s super-rich Abu Dhabi owners are now free of the Financial Fair Play restrictions that limited their spending last summer, and Al Mubarak said that changes would be made with players moving on and 'high quality individuals' arriving at the Etihad Stadium. Here, Sportsmail's Mike Keegan looks at potential ins and outs in what is expected to be a busy summer on the blue half of Manchester. INS City's admiration for Juventus's former Manchester United midfield dynamo is no secret. They have the financial clout to take the 22-year-old away from Italy but could face stiff opposition from Barcelona for his services.Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak set to splash the cashAl Mubarak says changes will be made at club who finished as runners-upPaul Pogba, Kevin De Bruyne and Raheem Sterling could be drafted inEdin Dzeko, Bacary Sagna and Stevan Jovetic may be heading for the exitTransfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest
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