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Every word from Pep Guardiola on Man City vs Yokohama, Kyle Walker future and Joao Cancelo

Pep Guardiola sat down to face the media for the first time this season on Saturday in Tokyo, previewing Sunday's friendly and offering an update on Manchester City's transfer plans.

Since City beat Inter Milan to win the Champions League 42 days ago, captain Ilkay Gundogan has left and Chelsea's Mateo Kovacic has replaced him. Riyad Mahrez has been left out of the squad to tour Japan and South Korea as he finalised a £30m move to Al Ahli, while Kyle Walker is said to be considering a move to Bayern Munich.

With other players not guaranteed to be at City by the end of the transfer window - such as Aymeric Laporte, Joao Cancelo and Bernardo Silva - Guardiola offered an update on the club's transfer business, including their interest in RB Leipzig defender Josko Gvardiol.

City take on sister-club Yokohama F Marinos on Sunday in the first of three friendlies, taking on Bayern Munich on Wednesday before travelling to Seoul to face Atletico Madrid next Sunday.

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You say every season you look into the eyes of your players to see hunger - is this season different to get more fantastic displays after winning the Treble?

Good afternoon. It’s too early to know. We have done just three training sessions so we are still far away. I know them well and I am sure they will be ready. I don't know how consistent after what we have done - I will ask them not to forget what we have done but we will try to do it again step by step.

We try and take our composure, our rhythm and remember who we are as a team. We had perfect experience playing Yokohama four years ago with Ange [Postecoglou], the Tottenham manager. It was the end of the

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