Man City to rule out two new signings for the Champions League

Manchester City have to make the playoffs next week after failing to do their homework in the Champions League. Pep Guardiola's side face Real Madrid for a place in the last 16 of the continental competition.
For this tie, the English side will be able to count on up to three new players, just like the rest of the clubs. The deadline to do so is 00.00 on Thursday to Friday, as stipulated by UEFA rules.
The problem for Manchester City is that they have brought in up to five players in January. Khusanov, Vitor Reis, Omar Marmoush, and Nico Gonzalez have arrived, and Echeverri has joined the club after turning 18.
Thus, Pep Guardiola will have to rule out 2 of those 5 players. More than rule them out, not register them. Considering that Marmoush and Kushanov have already played and that Nico has arrived to take Rodri's place, the bet seems clear.
Manchester City have a difficult mission ahead of them, to eliminate the reigning champions. The objective is to win their second Champions League, something that at the moment seems more of a dream than a reality.
The Sky Blues could have a signing for the last few rounds to try to do so. We are talking about Rodri, who said at Christmas that he intends to return before the end of the current season. Registered since the beginning of the season, he could try to reach the semi-finals or the final, as long as Manchester City are still in contention at the time.