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Man City transfers: James Trafford signs in £27m deal from Burnley
Sources have told ESPN the deal is worth £27 million ($36.3m) and Trafford has signed a five-year deal at the Etihad, with the option of an extra year. City beat off interest in Trafford from Newcastle United and sign the 22-year old just two years after letting him leave for Burnley.
Napoli are reportedly increasing their focus on Manchester City outcast Jack Grealish after missing out on Dan Ndoye to ...
Reports in Italy claim that Roma are interested in Manchester City’s Claudio Echeverri and Wolverhampton Wanderers’s Fabio ...
Jules Koundé is currently one of the most sought-after players on the transfer market, with Pep Guardiola reportedly a huge ...
Manchester City’s impending goalkeeper arrival James Trafford has recently reflected on his first experience as a player for ...
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As much as your talent is real! Manchester City's transfer rumor is a monster prospect, shoulder to ...
Photo=Weibo Capture Photo=Weibo Capture A promising player from the Chinese national team has raised the stock price with an ...
After nearly a decade of unprecedented success at Manchester City, Pep Guardiola has all but confirmed his intention to step ...
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Will Wright is 'certain goalscorer' as Man City decision spoke volumes before Liverpool transfer
Liverpool looks to have beaten Arsenal to the signing of Salford City teenager Will Wright, with the young striker already ...
Further activity to celebrate the pop-up store opening will also take place this summer when Manchester City men’s team visits the U.S. on preseason tour for four events across the country ...
Manchester City will host FC Copenhagen in Wednesday’s UEFA Champions League Round of 16 second-leg clash. Manchester City currently leads 3-1 on aggregate.
Manchester City's busy summer transfer window continues, with the club completing the signing of Sverre Nypan from Norwegian ...
Manchester City resumed their Champions League title defence with a comfortable victory at FC Copenhagen in the first leg of their last-16 tie. After Kevin de Bruyne gave Pep Guardiola's side an ...
Manchester City FC via Getty Images Guardiola was indicating that success is not down to one thing. Not the money, not the tactics, and not the players and the staff.
The financial charges against Manchester City Football Club have distracted from events on the field, the chief executive ...
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