Sterling is in contest for a spot in City's front three with five players: Phil Foden, Gabriel Jesus, Riyad Mahrez, Ferran Torres and Jack Grealish.
Manchester City chief Pep Guardiola said Friday he can't give affirmations to Raheem Sterling about more normal playing time after the winger said he was available to leaving the Premier League champion.
Real said he would survey open doors "to head off to some place else" subsequent to tumbling down the hierarchy at City and just beginning two of the group's seven rounds of its title guard this season.
The England winger offered the remarks at the FT Business of Sport US Summit on Thursday and that shocked Guardiola and City.
Requested his response, the City chief said: "I can't guarantee (players) and they know it. I talked commonly about this. I can't guarantee how long every player will play. Continuously they need to talk on the grass, on the pitch. That is the best second."
"What I need," Guardiola said, "for Raheem and everyone is to be content. They must be fulfilled to be here, they must be glad to be at this club. In the event that that isn't true, they are allowed to take a choice that is best for them, for the family, for every one individuals who love them."
Real is in rivalry for a spot in City's front three with five players: Phil Foden, Gabriel Jesus, Riyad Mahrez, Ferran Torres and Jack Grealish.
Authentic's possibilities seeing more minutes in the present moment have worked on after Torres got back from global obligation with Spain with a right foot injury.
Guardiola said that would keep the forward out for as long as 90 days.
It rules Torres out of Spain's vital World Cup qualifiers one month from now against Greece and Sweden.
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