Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola did not rule out another busy summer for in the transfer market.

Mangala has yet to start a league game under Guardiola and the City boss said the club will conduct another thorough review in the summer which could result in any unhappy players moving on.

"He is our player and he is going to stay here," Guardiola confirmed. "In the future, in the winter break and in the summertime we are going to rescale absolutely everything.

"Not just with Mangala, for everybody. The club is going to ask them if they are happy or if they are not; if they are comfortable in the position they had in the past, playing or not playing? They have to decide.

"The future will be like this. We always want players who want to stay here."

Despite Mangala's limited playing time, he has impressed Guardiola with his team-first attitude in training.

"Some players say 'why do I have to do that?' but I never felt that feeling from Mangala," Guardiola said. "He is always asking and trying to do what we have to do in that position in central defence to improve our game."

"Mangala is a player with a lot of experience who played at a high level in Porto, last season in Valencia, now here and with the national team in France," Guardiola said.

"I am really impressed about his behaviour in the training sessions. He hasn't played regularly until now and he has always accepted it.

"When that happened he kept his head down. For a manager, for a club and for the environment in the squad that is so important.

"Of course he has his specific qualities. In the Premier League that is important sometimes. So we are going to use him when we believe we need him."