Tino Livramento of Newcastle United is being pursued by Manchester City in an attempt to bolster their defence even more, while Morgan Rogers, an offensive midfielder for Aston Villa, is being considered by Manchester United, Arsenal, and Paris Saint-Germain.
According to TalkSPORT, Manchester City is planning a deal for right back Tino Livramento of Newcastle United. City, who have used versatile midfielder Matheus Nunes this season, have been watching the 23-year-old for “several months” because they see him as a long-term answer on the right side of their defence. Livramento hasn’t yet shown a desire to commit to new terms, but Newcastle is still optimistic about getting him to sign a new deal at St. James’ Park.
According to TEAMtalk, Morgan Rogers, an offensive midfielder for Aston Villa, is now being pursued by Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool. According to reports, PSG has been keeping an eye on the 23-year-old’s circumstances this season, and the Reds are now eager to sign him in addition to Manchester United and Arsenal. Although Rogers’ agents are aware that there is interest in him, signing him would demand a significant transfer fee because he has a contract with Villa Park till 2031.
Manchester City are linked with an England international
Tino Livramento of Newcastle is once more being linked to a summer transfer to Manchester City. According to a report by Alex Crook for TalkSport, Manchester City is prepared to make a serious attempt to buy Tino Livramento from Newcastle this summer.
Additionally, according to Crook, City has been monitoring Livramento for a number of months. Crook also claims that Newcastle is keen to convince Tino Livramento to commit to the team for the future. There are currently no signs that Livramento is keen to ink a new deal with Newcastle.
Tino Livramento is more than capable of playing for Manchester City and succeeding there as a player. Livramento is among the Premier League’s best full-backs when healthy. He has exceptional positioning, work in possession, and defensive skills.
Livramento’s brilliance is undeniable. His history of injuries is the problem. Will City attempt to buy another right-back because of Livramento’s injury history, since Newcastle would probably want a high transfer fee to sell him? Upon closer examination, it may be.
