In an unprecedented series of poor form under Pep Guardiola, Manchester City Unsurprisingly, they have turned their attention towards the January transfer window – and are said to be already preparing a big-money bid.
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With one win in 13 Premier League The heroes are no longer just wounded, they are counting. Guardiola has never endured such a run before during his almost flawless managerial career.
Even he – a true football genius – seems devoid of ideas. Never have the modern-day Citizens needed reinforcements so badly, as their crown appears to be headed elsewhere and their Champions League status is suddenly in jeopardy.
On this front, rumors are already afoot. Proverbs Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz They have been linked, perhaps with Kevin De Bruyne's contract in mind. The Belgian is set to leave – to pile on City's misery – as a free agent when the summer arrives, as it is.
However, before Wirtz or Musiala, it looks as though those at the Etihad could turn their attention towards Serie A in the January transfer window. According to reports from Spain. Man City are now preparing a €65m (£54m) bid for Tijani Reynders. From Milan.
The Dutchman has been one of the few bright sparks for the Rossoneri so far this season and he could now walk away as a result. Given his ability to play in both defensive and attacking midfield, City's interest should come as no surprise.
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If they look to replace Rodri and find a replacement for the aging Ilkay Gundogan when the Spaniard returns, Reynders could be the man to sign for Manchester City in 2025.
The 'great' Reijnders can replace Rodri and more
Above all, Manchester City must replace Rodri. The Spaniard's absence was their biggest problem, even amid more injuries within Guardiola's squad.
Completing this task should add the control they sorely lack – the control they've become famous for over the years. This is where Reynders can come in.
In a struggling Milan side, the Dutch midfielder has often found himself the center of praise, including from Ben Mattinson. The analyst called Reynders a “fantastic, improving ball-carrier” last season and has watched as the rest of European football has only continued to improve on that trait in abundance.
With eight goals and three assists to his name so far this season, Reynders' signing could solve Manchester City's recent goal problem and ease the burden on Erling Haaland, who has struggled to find his best form recently.