Carragher outlined the problem of Manchester City that can prevent the club from signing players

Manchester City has been grappling with a wave of injuries that have impacted the team's recent performances. While the "Citizens" are expected to enter the winter transfer market, Jamie Carragher believes Pep Guardiola's side might face difficulties attracting new players.

Details: In his column for The Telegraph, Carragher highlights the 115 financial fair play violations allegations as a deterrent for prospective signings. He suggests that until the matter is resolved, Manchester City should hold back on making any transfers.

Quote: "No one knows whether serious sporting sanctions will be imposed on the club. Until everything is settled, a smart agent would tell their client to let the process play out before committing, especially if they have alternative options."

Reminder: Earlier, midfielder Rodri shared his thoughts on what Manchester City might look like without Pep Guardiola.