Manchester City, Guardiola falls for a Troyes player

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Manchester City, Guardiola falls for a Troyes player

Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City, would seek to attract an ESTAC player to his squad at all costs.

Manchester City are reportedly looking to sign Girona player Savinho. The Brazilian strategist is on loan from Troyes to Girona, which is owned by City Football Group (CFG), the umbrella company of Manchester City.

Man City is already thinking about next season

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed the European champions’ interest in this gem: “Manchester City are discussing internally to buy Savinho and bring him back to the club next season. Premier League and Bundesliga clubs want to approach the City group with offers of 30 million euros.

Girona being engaged in the race for the championship title in Spain, however, there is no question of concluding any agreement before next summer. “In any case, Savinho will stay at Girona until the end of the season,” added Romano.

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