Man City transfer news: Pep Guardiola dealt Gavi blow as boss eyes double swoop
Pep Guardiola’s hopes of snatching Barcelona wonderkid Gavi away from his former club to take him to Manchester City appear doomed.
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Pep Guardiola’s hopes of snatching Barcelona wonderkid Gavi away from his former club to take him to Manchester City appear doomed.
Newcastle United target Nathan Ake is ‘more likely’ to arrive at the club this summer than Sven Botman, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Newcastle will be in the conversation to sign Nathan Ake if he becomes available, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Newcastle will be in the conversation to sign Nathan Ake if he becomes available, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
With the congested fixture list next season, a new centre-back should be near the top of Manchester United's priority list. Raphael Varane, Victor Lindelof, Eric Bailly and Phil Jones have all had problems with injuries in the past, with the French centre-back most recently having to leave his national team training camp after suffering a hamstring injury.
In 2013, Bleacher Report named the best teenager XI in the Premier League.
In 2013, Bleacher Report named the best teenager XI in the Premier League.
Chelsea mean business Chelsea will kick-start their summer business after Romelu Lukaku’s return to Inter Milan on loan is confirmed this week. The Mail state that the Blues attempted to include Inter duo Milan Skriniar and Denzel Dumfries in a Lukaku deal, but it will just be a straight loan. The report reveals that Chelsea are targeting Raheem Sterling, who Manchester City value at around £55 million.