Manchester City identified the Newcastle United Tino Livramento as one of four right -back transfer Goals this summer according to a report.
Since the sanctioning of Kyle Walker’s loan output after AC Milan, the dethroned champions were not a secret of his recruitment priority during the transfer window in January without natural right -back and Pep Guardiola. “We will need a new full -back in summer,” the city leader swung at the beginning of this year. “Apparently.”
For a large part of the second half of the season, Matheus Nunes was awkwardly included in the role of the right -back – partly thanks to Guardiola’s conviction that he is “not smart enough” to play in midfield. Rico Lewis and Manuel Akanji also have Mondlight in this position, but Livramento offers a natural, leading league option.
Fabrizio Romano Reports that the right-back with jet-heel is part of a “four-man short list” of potential defensive recruits. City is said to be aimed at a newcomer before the summer world championship, as Walker’s chances of leaving the Sky Blues permanently this summer are called “100%”.
Romano does not call the other members of the shortlist, although Juventus is said to have at least two of them. Reports on an agreement between City and Juves young right -back Nicolo Savona have collected steam in the past few weeks. The 22-year-old achieved his first leading Italy call in November after having a run in Juve’s first team in positions all over the back four.
Savona’s teammate Andrea Cambiaso is another long -term goal for the city. The versatile Italian, which was comfortable on both flanks, was portrayed by Guardiola’s side as the subject of a bid of € 65 million (£ 54.7 million) from Guardiola’s side during the January window, which never came to anything.
There was even false claims that City could kidnap the real Madrid deal to accept Trent Alexander-Arnold this summer with a free transfer, but the Englishman should move to Spain in the coming weeks.
Every deal carried out in the Etihad must adhere to a strict budget. Although City continues her extensive overhaul, she plans to reduce her payroll.