The central defender of Manchester, Manuel Akanji, was offered Real Madrid as part of the plans of the Premier League to rebuild the squad this summer, according to a report.
This season, City has been running the expectations that fifth in the Premier League rating and a whopping 22 points behind the leaders Liverpool, while after a defeat against Madrid on the Play-Off phase from the Champions League.
Manager Pep Guardiola has publicly warned a number of his aging players that they will be sold this summer as part of a huge overhaul that has already started. The transfer window in January saw that the central defenders Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis took part in a combined 63 million GBP, while midfielder Nico Gonzalez and striker Omar MarmoM also arrived 50 million GBP or £ 59 million.
When Akanji entered the last two years of his contract Marca State He was offered Real Madrid.
Mediators who work on behalf of City are working hard to find new houses for a number of players. Kevin de Bruyne, Ederson, Jack Grialish, Mateo Kovacic and Nathan Ake are all referred to as potential losses.
It is said that Madrid was surprised to sign Akanji, but when he approaches his 30th birthday, it is not assumed that Switzerland’s international is considered a sustainable transfer goal.
Madrid wants younger players who can play an integral role in the squad for the next decade and are not interested in older players like Akanji, whose fitness history only contributes to the concerns about his signing.
The right-back from Liverpool, Trent Alexander-Arnold, is one of Madrid’s most important summer destinations, and the confidence in Santiago Bernabeu is that a deal for the Englishman is practically complete.