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Manchester City FLOP Kalvin Phillips has left Manchester City this evening to join premier league rivals! after Pep Guardiola called Him a FLOP TODAY

Reports say that Newcastle United has made Kalvin Phillips their “priority” for the January transfer window since they were knocked out of the Champions League.

They were kicked out of Europe in the group stage after losing 2-1 to AC Milan at home on Wednesday. Eddie Howe was in charge. Since they came in last place in Group F, they won’t be able to play in Europe after Christmas. Their only goal now is to stay in the top four.

Throughout the season, the Magpies have had a lot of injury problems. Defensive player Sandro Tonali was also banned for 10 months for breaking the Italian FA’s betting rules. Now, i News says they’ve found Phillips to be the right person to fill the spot.

Phil Phillips got his first goal for Manchester City from the penalty spot in their 3-2 win over Crvena zvezda on Wednesday. However, it looks like he will be leaving in January. Pep Guardiola told the former Leeds United player he was sorry, but he couldn’t see him in the team and that he has been getting fewer minutes again.

Howe denied earlier this week that Newcastle had already agreed to terms on a deal for the 28-year-old player. When asked if Phillips was almost in a deal, he said, “That’s not correct.”

In other places, A Haber, a Turkish news source, says that Sport Witness has learned that Galatasaray might want to borrow Sergio Gomez in January.

This season, Gomez hasn’t played much football either. In all tournaments, he’s only played 255 minutes. The 23-year-old might want to leave the Etihad to play a lot more football.

Galatasaray made it to the next round of the Europa League on Tuesday by coming third in their Champions League group. They want to get stronger in January and have said they’d be interested in loaning Gomez money until 2025.

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