Transfers

Trio Heading for The Etihad next season??

     Recent rumours have linked Tanguy Ndombele, Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Leicester city's star left back Ben Chilwell with a move to the City of Manchester Stadium but the Sky Blues have to fight off some stern competition like Juventus and fierce rivals Manchester United to secure these hot prospects.

     There's been a recent snippet of gossip as Sports Mole claim Juventus are hot on Man City's tail to secure Ndombele's signature. According to Daniel Lewis: "The 22 year old is already believed to be high on the lists of targets for Manchester United and Manchester City after starring for the French Outfit this season." Italian outlet Rai Sport also indicated that Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri is also looking forward to bolster his midfield ranks despit agreeing to sign Aaron Ramsey on a free transfer.

Ndombele is said to be valued at £78m. 

     Another young prospect on City's radar is Ben Chilwell. Chilwell has been enjoying the time of his life at Leicester this season and his top notch form hasn't gone unnoticed as it has earned him 5 caps for the Three Lions through out the autumn. Man City are currently lacking depth in the left back position with only one natural left back at the club. This move could be a chance for Chilwell to establish himself at one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

     Aaron Wan-Bissaka has unarguably been one of the best Premier League defenders this season. The young defender has been on top notch form since breaking into the Crystal Palace matchday squad. Wan-Bissaka would be a very useful signing to City as they look to boost their home-grown players. Should City make a move for Aaron, it would be a very hard decision to turn down a move to the Etihad. Former City defender Richard Dunne in an interview had some things to say about this deal: "Aaron looked a very good player when he played City. He's got great pace and gets up and down the pitch. He's not as great on the ball as Walker, but defensively he's excellent and very hard to beat."