Good news! Manchester City signed two England hope stars in a row, Guardiola personally formulated a training plan

In order to reserve talents for the team's future, Manchester City Club has been continuously exploring and cultivating the stars of hope in recent seasons.

According to the latest news from well-known reporter Romano, Manchester City has made big moves in the past two days, signing two 16-year-old youth training talented players from Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa respectively, one named Dexter Oliver and the other named Freddy Laurie, adding two talented and promising hope stars to Manchester City's youth training academy.

Dexter Oliver is 16 years old, an Englishman, playing in the midfield. He is known for his outstanding skills and vision. Although he is not very old, he shows far more maturity on the court than his peers. Oliver's passing accuracy is extremely high and his ball control is also very stable. In addition, he also has excellent prediction ability and interception and stealing ability, which can effectively prevent opponents from attacking. Oliver has outstanding creativity in the frontcourt and can often send threatening direct or diagonal passes to the team. He can be called an all-round young player.

Freddy Laurie is also an Englishman, playing as a right-footed central defender. Laurie not only has strong physical fitness, but also has excellent defensive awareness. Data shows that Laurie's interception and steal success rates in games are usually above 80%. In tensions, he usually doesn't panic and always makes very calm and wise decisions. In addition, Laurie's passing success rate is also very high and has a strong ability to advance from defense to offense.

Manchester City should have a relatively clear plan for the future of midfield star Dexter Oliver. Manchester City is expected to loan Oliver to the Dutch Eredivisie or Portuguese Super League leveling in the first two seasons, and return to the first team in the summer window of 2027 and directly enter the Champions League registration list. Guardiola may also develop a training plan personally so that Oliver can perfectly connect with Manchester City's pass control system. As long as he can continue to improve, he is likely to become the core player of Manchester City's midfielder in the future and is expected to occupy a place in the England national team.

As for the young defender Freddy Laurie, he is expected to enter Manchester City's U18 echelon and prepare for the new season with the team. If he performs well, he is expected to have the opportunity to practice with the first team. Manchester City will customize its development plan with the goal of advancing to professional stadiums within the next 3-5 years. With Laurie's physical and technical characteristics, as long as he can be well trained and trained in Manchester City's youth training system, he will have the opportunity to become an important force in Manchester City's defense in the future.