Manchester City offers a nugget of PSG, the new robbery

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By: Manu Tournoux

Manchester City offers a nugget of PSG, the new robbery
Manchester City finalized the recruitment of Mahamadou Sangaré from Paris Saint-Germain, according to new information in France.

According to RMC Sport, Sangaré signed a five -year contract with City after agreeing to leave PSG. The 18 -year -old attacker was prolific in club teams from the club, scoring 42 goals in 46 games with the U19s, but he refused the offer of extension in France to finalize his transfer in the Premier League, a few days after the club concluded an agreement with the young Norwegian Sverre Nypan.

Guardiola on the lookout for young talents

Sangaré had not signed a professional contract with PSG, his first professional lease will be initialed for five years in City. He would have already made a medical visit to the Etihad Stadium before his transfer was validated.

The young virtuoso is a French international and has already been selected twice with the U18s. He now targets the City's first team.

City offers Sangaré

City seems to have finalized the formalities of this agreement, an announcement should therefore be made soon. City will compete in the Club World Cup in June.

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