Manchester City have reportedly been provided with the chance to sign Benfica defender Alex Grimaldo as the club look at options away from Brighton’s Marc Cucurella.
The Premier League champions have already brought in four fresh faces this summer, including Kalvin Phillips and Erling Braut Haaland from Leeds United and Borussia Dortmund respectively.
With Oleksandr Zinchenko on his way to Arsenal, Manchester City will be in the market for another left-back this summer.
Manchester City and Guardiola have reportedly identified Brighton & Hove Albion’s Marc Cucurella’s as their preferred replacement.
As it stands, though, it appears that City have little intention of meeting Brighton’s asking price, said to be in the region of £50m.
According to iNews, City are one of several Premier League clubs that the 26-year-old has been offered to and a deal could be done for as little as £15m.
The report was shared on Twitter by City Xtra and it attracted plenty of attention from the club’s supporters.
“Yes please.”
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“Better than no one.”
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“Dias vibes again.”
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“Good tidy player
Our last couple buys from Benfica have turned out well .”
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“Decent option, and a career mode gem not gonna lie….”
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“Cucurella is a much better defender and passer, just pay the bigger fee for the better and younger player imo.”
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“I don’t care as long as we get someone.”
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