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Out of all the transfer speculation floating around Manchester City at the moment - both arrivals and departures - the Blues' pursuit of Stefan Ortega may make the most sense.
After signing a new Manchester City contract in November last year, Zack Steffen admitted he felt relief that his long-term future at the Etihad was secured. Just seven months on, and Steffen's future at the club is up in the air again, with City open to bringing in 29-year-old goalkeeper Stefan Ortega on a free transfer from Arminia Bielefield.
If there is confusion to be had around Manchester City's pursuit of another goalkeeper, it is not that they are looking to Germany again.
Manchester City are considering bringing in a new back-up goalkeeper to first choice Ederson, with Stefan Ortega seen as a potential option.
Erling Haaland is about as free of risk as a transfer that could possibly be imagined in the game. Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski are possibly the only other players that would guarantee the goals that Haaland does, and those two are at the other end of their careers whereas Manchester City have signed the 21-year-old Norwegian for the long haul.
Manchester City are looking to sign goalkeeper Stefan Ortega on a free transfer.
Ni Courtois, ni Neuer, ni Maignan, ni Keylor, ni Donnarumma, ni Handanovic, ni Alisson, ni De Gea… El mejor portero de las cinco grandes ligas es Stefan Ortega. El guardameta del Arminia Bielefeld es el que más valor tiene para Olocip, empresa de Inteligencia Artificial. Ortega, de 29 años, de madre española y padre alemán es un chollo en el próximo mercado de fichajes al acabar contrato el 30 de junio. .
Bayern Munich are now one win from a tenth successive Bundesliga title after they sealed a comfortable 3-0 victory away against Arminia Bielefeld at the SchucoArena to deepen the home side’s relegation fears. Julian Nagelsmann’s side took the lead after just ten minutes as Alphonso Davies’ ball from the left across the face of goal was met by Robert Lewandowski, but the final touch came off Bielefeld’s Jacob Laursen, who put the ball into his own net to give Bayern the advantage.