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With Rayan Cherki, Rayan Ait-Nouri and Tijjani already through the door, Manchester City would now be in talks to sign a young midfielder this summer.
MAN City Open Cup World Cup with routine victory
While many Premier league The sides are currently resuming their breath after a frantic season, Manchester City and Chelsea are in America to participate in the Club World Cup. Some players even went from football from the Premier League to international service, then to competition in a worrying period without a long break, but that did not prevent citizens from ensuring victory in their opening match.
Safety a 2-0 victory with the kind authorization of the goals of Phil Foden and Jeremie Doku against the Wydad FC, the only negative for Manchester City was the controversial red card of Rico Lewis.
Pep Guardiola was seen confronting civil servants about the incident after the full -time whistle and he told journalists when asked for the red card in his Post-match press conference:: “The leg (from Rico) was a bit high, but it was on the grass. Touch the ball with the speed they cross, your leg must be a little high and the other player.
“It was not intentional and it was a red card against Crystal Palace after the referee came and said that it was not a red card. Rico never intended to injure anyone. A little useless, the red card. The referee is the boss and had other intentions, Var checked him and we have to accept the decision.”
Meanwhile, while the action continues on the ground, citizens should remain just as busy in the transfer window in the middle of the reports that they could not sign a gem of the Premier League.
Man City “in talks” to sign Dexter Oliver
According to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City is now “in talks” to sign Dexter Oliver from Tottenham Hotspur. Negotiations would have progressed and all signs point to a move to Etihad for the young midfielder that Romano described as “talented”.
At 16, Oliver is undoubtedly one for the future, whether at Spurs or, in fact, Manchester City. And he would not be the first talent to get out of the city’s youth system if he decided to exchange the Lilywhites Academy to have the chance to join the Manchester Club.
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From Cole Palmer to Jeremie Frimpong and Jamie Gittens, European football is strewn with talented graduates of Manchester City. Now Dexter could start on a similar celebrity. Guardiola, on the other hand, will have the chance to make his mark on another young talent if the midfielder ends up embarking on the first team.
