#3 Hector Bellerin – Arsenal
Until Hector Bellerin signed a six-year contract in November, speculation was rife surrounding his future and Manchester City were mentioned as potential suitors for the Spanish international.
Bellerin was once an academy graduate at La Masia, however, the right-winger at the time never made the cut. Since moving to Arsenal, Arsene Wenger has established the Spaniard as one of the finest right-backs in European football.
Bellerin is arguably the most suited to Guardiola's style of play having been brought up in the academy Guardiola cherished so deeply during his tenure at Barcelona between 2008-2012.
Replacing Zabaleta with Bellerin would be a shrewd move by Guardiola, as the Latin presence within his side would still exist but more importantly, Bellerin can attack and defend in a similar vein to the Argentine.
However, Arsenal's valuation of £50 million may turn City heads away from a possible deal.
