VERY SAD news has been announced this morning as Pep Guardiola is set to Sign Arsenal Flop who The Sold in 2016
Man City is now eager to sign the player that Arsenal sold in 2016.
Now, Manchester City is quite interested in acquiring Serge Gnabry from Bayern Munich.
That’s what Football Transfers says.
What is the current state of affairs between Serge Gnabry and Manchester City? Let’s examine this.
Man City is interested in Serge Gnabry.
This is a really intriguing development, all right.
Football Transfers thinks Manchester City is prepared to give up on chasing Lucas Paqueta, the West Ham No. 10 who is still being investigated by the Football Association for possible rule violations related to gambling.
Pep Guardiola, who recently lauded Bernardo Silva, is willing to let go of the Brazilian if the matter is not resolved quickly and look for other choices. Gnabry is one such option for the treble champions.
The Germany international, who Werder Bremen purchased from Arsenal in 2016, has grown into one of Europe’s most potent strikers at Bayern Munich, netting 82 goals in 228 games since joining the German powerhouse in 2017.
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With just one goal in ten games this season, Gnabry is not having the best of seasons, but at 28, he is still a top player in the peak of his career.
At Manchester City, Serge Gnabry would be a huge addition to Pep Guardiola.
We think the Citizens would be wise to sign Gnabry.
The No. 7 for Bayern Munich can play anywhere along the front line; he has already made frequent appearances this season on the left, right, and centre. He was also a regular player before to the current campaign.
As previously said, Gnabry is a potent striker, but the Manchester City target is also incredibly creative—in his 228 Bayern Munich games to far, he has contributed 51 assists.
Under Guardiola, efficiency and versatility are essential qualities for any forward, and the Stuttgart-born attacker meets many of Manchester City’s requirements in that regard.
Anything might happen in this situation, so make sure to stay vigilant.