Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini still intends to compete in the transfer market this summer despite the financial restrictions placed on the club by UEFA. The Premier League champions will not be able to spend anything like the £90m they paid out on players last year but Pellegrini insists the financial restraints will not have any "material impact" on their transfer plans.
Asked if changes were likely to the squad, he said: "Maybe. We are going to see which is the best way to improve.
"I think one of the most important things for me is to have an ambitious mind.
"It is very important to win the title but these two titles (Premier League and Capital One Cup) will not be useful the next year.
"We must analyse all the good things we did, all the bad things, where we must improve, which is the best way to do it. We have a lot of work to do."
Asked about his targets for next year, Pellegrini added: "Exactly the same as this season.
"We are the team that played longer in all the competitions. For me the four competitions are important.
"We must play in the Champions League, and in the Premier League and in the cups with our squad, with rotation, because you cannot play with players every game and you cannot prioritise one competition."
