According to reports, Man City are prepared to break their transfer record this summer by signing Bayern Munich midfielder Jamal Musiala.
Man City are reportedly willing to spend up to £120 million for the midfield player, according to TEAMTALK.
This would surpass the Sky Blues’ previous transfer record of £100 million, which they spent for Jack Grealish in the summer of 2021.
Being one of the game’s most promising young players, the 21-year-old can play as a winger or an attacking midfielder.
He has already demonstrated his desire of playing in the playing Premier League.
With nearly 100 games for Bayern since 2020, Musiala has also established himself as a successful German international, having won 27 caps.
Guardiola will be eager to restore that domination the next season, even if they have a chance to win the treble once again given their spots in the FA Cup semifinal and the last eight of the Champions League.
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Publish date : 2024-04-15 05:55:36
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