Why Manchester City must hand Sergio Aguero a new contract Star striker Sergio Aguero could be in line for a new one-year contract at Manchester City, according to the Mirror. The 32-year-old Argentinian is currently contracted until 202. He was expected to leave for his boyhood club Independiente once the deal expired. But Manchester City …
Why Kyle Joseph would be a good addition to the Leicester City squad According to The Sun (Leicestershire Live), Leicester City are keen on signing young striker Kyle Joseph from Wigan Athletic. Wigan are desperate to offload a few of their players after going into administration as they continue to look for a new buyer. …
Why West Ham should revive their interest in Franck Kessie Back in January, The Express suggested that West Ham were interested in signing AC Milan star Franck Kessie. However, a deal didn’t materialize and the midfielder stayed put at San Siro beyond the winter transfer window. Kessie, 23, came through the ranks of Stella club …
Why Federico Chiesa to Newcastle United would bolster their attack As per La Nazione (h/t Burnley Express), Newcastle United are weighing up a shock move for Fiorentina star Federico Chiesa in the summer. They may have to pay around £54m to secure his signature. Having joined Fiorentina way back in 2007, Chiesa, 22, rose through …
Why Leeds United should make a move for John Swift According to the Daily Mail, Leeds United are interested in signing Reading midfielder John Swift in the summer. Swift, 25, came through the ranks of Chelsea’s youth system. However, after failing to break into the Blues’ first-team squad, he was sent on several loan spells. …
Why Wolves should renew their interest in Danny Loader According to Birmingham Mail, Wolves’ target Danny Loader left Reading last Tuesday after turning down a contract extension with the Championship club. The 19-year-old striker started just once in the league this season, with six more appearances coming as a substitute. A highly-rated finisher, Loader was …
Why Manchester City should beat Manchester United to sign Jack Grealish Manchester City are set to rival Manchester United for the signature of Jack Grealish, according to the Telegraph (h/t Daily Mail). Grealish has been one of the stand-out performers for a struggling Aston Villa this season. He was equally instrumental in ensuring their return …
Why Leicester City should hand Jonny Evans a new contract According to Daily Star, Leicester City are set to hold talks with defender Jonny Evans over a new contract soon. Evans, 32, started with Greenisland FC and joined Manchester United’s youth system. However, initially, he struggled to find regular game time with United’s senior team …
Why Manchester City should keep hold of Sergio Aguero amidst interest According to Calciomercato (h/t Daily Mail), Inter Milan are plotting a summer swoop for Manchester City ace Sergio Aguero in the summer. The report suggests that Inter are willing to use Milan Skriniar as a makeweight for the deal to materialize. Aguero, 32, has …
Why West Ham should make a move for Carlos Tevez According to Daily Mail, Boca Juniors forward Carlos Tevez has opened himself to a move back to England with West Ham in the future. Tevez, 36, came through the ranks of Boca Juniors’ youth system and joined the Hammers back in 2006. A year later, …
3 Memorable David Silva performances as the legend leaves Manchester City David Silva, who has been one of the chief architects for Manchester City in their sky blue shirt for 10 years in their midfield, will leave the club at the end of the prolonged season. The Spaniard joined Manchester City in 2010 from La Liga …
Why Dwight McNeil to Manchester City would be a good move for the future According to ESPN, Manchester City are interested in signing Burnley winger Dwight McNeil in the summer to replace Bayern Munich-bound Leroy Sane. McNeil, 20, was released by Manchester United as a 15-year-old and he joined the Clarets’ U18 squad in 2014. …
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