Manchester City would be on the verge of striking a blow, once again, on the transfer market.
First hunter of leader Arsenalrelegated two lengths after 17 days of the championship, Manchester City intends to move up a gear in the second part of the season. According to the BBC, the Skyblues are on the verge of strengthening their offensive sector with a valuable asset.
Coveted by Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and even Tottenham, Antoine Semenyo would be very close today to the Manchester blues. The Ghanaian winger from Bournemouth, author of eight goals and three assists already this season with the Cherries, would indeed be the subject of advanced negotiations between the two clubs concerned.
75 million on the table
While Savinho and/or Oscar Bobb could leave the Cityzens this winter, the team coached by Pep Guardiola would be willing to put on the table the 75 million euros claimed by Bournemouth – who had recruited the person concerned in Bristol against 10 million two years ago – or the amount of his current release clause. Last summer, the Cherries were able to (well) already sell their defenders Illya Zabarnyi (PSG) and Dean Huijsen (Real Madrid), for 60 million euros each.
