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Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini refuses to dismiss reports linking Matija Nastasic and Scott Sinclair with a transfer away from the club.

Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini has indicated that Matija Nastasic and Scott Sinclair will only be sold if the club receive an acceptable bid for their signature.

Nastasic has been linked with Schalke 04 while Sinclair is attracting interest from Aston Villa, but despite both players remaining on the periphery of his squad, Pellegrini has insisted that neither will leave on the cheap.

The 61-year-old told reporters: "They are working with us without any problem.

"They are part of the squad. We will see if there are good offers for them and for the club. If not, they stay here."

Nastasic hasn't featured for City since the Community Shield, with Sinclair only making four appearances since August.

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