The ship captained by Guardiola has removed its interest in a key Valencia player
There are still several market days left and the Manchester City wants to make the most of them, precisely in previous days they had a key player in the squad Gattuso in your folder. We talk about the Alicante side Jose Luis Gayawhich despite being in the output folder by peter limthe Italian coach does not want him to leave.
To the relief of the transalpine coach, the city set has withdrawn its warships in Valencia to redirect them back to the premier league. And it is that the new objective of Pep is in the Arsenaland he is a player who will run out of minutes because of the signing that they themselves authorized in this summer market.
Manchester City goes for Kieran Tierney and Gattuso breathes easy for the moment
The reason why the sky-blue team withdrew from the interest of signing José Gayá, is because they want the Scottish Kieran Tierney. The winger knows that he can go into the background with the arrival of the Ukrainian Oleksandr Zinchenko, who comes precisely from Manchester City. In other words, it is an indirect exchange that the two English clubs will make.
On the other hand, Gennaro Gattuso has learned of the operation on British soil, and he breathes a sigh of relief since Gayá is once again more here than there. The lane player is 100% focused on starting LaLiga with Valencia CF, and his mind is already on the game against the recently promoted to first division, Girona FC.
José Gayá was always Manchester City’s plan B
Before Guardiola requested the signing of Tierney, José Gayá was not the main signing that the Catalan coach wanted to relieve Zinchenko. The man from Alicante was always in the alternative transfer folder because before the Scot was on Pep’s main agenda, there was also the Spanish Marc Cucurella.
The former Getafe winger has always liked Guardiola and in Barcelona he found the ideal man to relieve the Ukrainian. However, Chelsea FC beat them to the punch and they went ahead with the signing. The Blue club’s offer first reached the offices of Brighton & Hove Albion, and the 65 million euros offered by the new owners of the London team convinced Tony Bloom.
