Gvardiol wanted by Real Madrid as City launch £106m Anderson bid

Real Madrid circling Gvardiol

Real Madrid are making Joško Gvardiol a concrete target, and the Spanish giants are pushing hard. Bayern Munich have already dropped out of the race. (1) (2) City now face a straight fight: convince the Croatian to sign a new deal or risk losing him to the Bernabéu. Gvardiol has been one of your most reliable defenders, and losing him in a summer already defined by transition would sting badly.

City ready monster bid for midfielder

City have tabled a verbal offer worth £106m plus add-ons for Bournemouth's Elliot Anderson, according to David Ornstein. The move comes as the club looks to replace Bernardo Silva's physical presence in midfield. (3) Whether Bournemouth bite at that number remains to be seen, but the intent is clear, Maresca's rebuild is getting serious.

Senesi picks Spurs over City

Marcos Senesi is heading to Tottenham on a free transfer despite City's interest. The Argentine defender had been on City's radar, but he has chosen a different shade of London instead. Not the outcome the club wanted, but attention now turns fully to other defensive targets. (3)

Fan reactions

The Anderson bid has split opinion, but one thread on r/MCFC captures the pro-Anderson camp well: with Bernardo gone, the squad has lost its most physical midfielder, and Anderson's tenacity could fill a genuine gap. Meanwhile, a post celebrating Philip Foden casually kicking a ball around with his old Stockport mates has fans feeling nostalgic and hopeful about his redemption next season. Read the Anderson debate here.

Sources

  • 1. bavarianfootballworks.com — Bayern Munich out on Joško Gvardiol as Real Madrid challenges Manchester City
  • 2. managingmadrid.com — Josko Gvardiol becoming a concrete target for Real Madrid – reports
  • 3. ad.nl — Manchester City heeft astronomisch bedrag over voor middenvelder, Marcos Senesi transfervrij naar Spurs
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