Manchester City and Aston Villa are far apart on a potential move for Jack Grealish, with the Premier League club wanting to pay around £60 million while the Championship outfit would be happy to settle for a fee of around £15 million.
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Man City and Villa are at odds over Grealish’s transfer.
According to The Daily Mail, Manchester City are poised to launch a £75 million bid for Aston Villa star Jack Grealish, but his club will want £100 million.
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City’s offer will contain add-ons, but Villa want their star player to remain, therefore it’s thought City will have to up their offer by £25 million in order for the Premier League club to accept it.
Villa will also make a £150,000-per-week offer to the midfielder in an effort to persuade him to remain.
Villa’s concerns haven’t deterred City, and Guardiola is aiming to conclude a deal for the 25-year-old as soon as possible.
There have been earlier rumors that Grealish’s contract contained a £100 million buyout option, but nonetheless, that seems to be the amount City will need to meet.
The article also claims that the Premier League champions are still interested in Tottenham Hotspur’s Harry Kane, who may cost up to £150 million.
City have already gained £50 million by selling peripheral players, on top of the £45 million earned with Leroy Sane’s transfer to Bayern Munich last season, and Bernardo Silva may possibly go to help raise cash.
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– According to Calciomercato, Jose Mourinho has left the door open for Alessandro Florenzi to return to AS Roma after spending last season on loan at PSG, but the right-back wants to go. Floremzi, according to the source, has issues with the club that drive his desire to leave, notwithstanding Paulo Fonseca’s departure. Atalanta and Sevilla have both shown interest in signing the 30-year-old, but no one has yet come forward to sign him.
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