Manchester City wants the return of its former jewel

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By: Manu Tournoux

Guardiola, farewell to Julian Alvarez!

The management of Manchester United is currently working to bring one of its former members back to the club.

Manchester City are exploring the possibility of bringing Chelsea midfielder Cole Palmer back to the club.

The England international is in his second season at Stamford Bridge after leaving City. Voetbal24 reports that with Al Nassr plotting a move for Kevin de Bruyne next year, City see Palmer as the ideal replacement for the Belgian strategist.

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Having just signed a new contract with the Blues until 2033, Palmer could be tempted to return to the Etihad Stadium, where he would have a ready-made place in the squad.

And City would be prepared to pay dearly to bring back their former hope. One of 140 million euros being mentioned for the young striker. An amount which nevertheless seems correct for a very talented player who already has 6 goals and 5 assists this season, in all competitions.

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Manu Tournoux

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