Manchester City reportedly agree a fee with Leeds United for midfielder Kalvin Phillips as transfer edges closer

Manchester City have reportedly struck an agreement with Leeds United to sign midfielder Kalvin Phillips. A fee of £42 million plus £3 million in potential add-ons has been reported, as the 26-year-old edges closer to a move to the Etihad Stadium after positive discussions between both clubs.

Ad/> Phillips is considered to be Man City’s main midfield target this summer, and the club have stepped up their pursuit of the player recently after wrapping up a deal for striker Erling Haaland. UEFA Women's ChampionshipHemp, Brand and more – 8 rising stars to watch at Euro 2022YESTERDAY AT 12:23 Before a deal is completed, Man City will have to agree personal terms with Phillips — who is currently away on holiday — and the player will need to pass a medical.

Phillips is considered to be the long-term replacement for Fernandinho, who revealed he will be leaving the club this summer after nine years at the Etihad. The midfielder — who came through the Leeds academy — has made 234 appearances for the Elland Road club in a 12-year spell, and has established himself as an England international.

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