This year’s summer transfer window has been a busy one, as teams in Europe are trying to strengthen their squad and also sell players whose services are no longer needed by their team....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Manchester City will be completing their second signing of the summer as they have agreed to sign English holding midfielder Kalvin Phillips, who will join the Manchester-based team in a deal worth around £45 million, which may rise to £50 million according to his performance at the club.
Phillips will be Manchester City’s second signing after the English Champions acquired the services of Norwegian striker Erling Haaland early in the transfer window, in a deal that was worth around £60 million.
With this signing, Manchester City will come out with confidence to defend their Premier League title, also hoping to win the UEFA Champions League for the first time. This move will be their desired move, as club captain, Fernandinho, is set to leave the club or retire when his deal expires at the end of the month.
