Manchester City have agreed a record breaking deal to sign English superstar after his performance yesterday against Malta
Man City wants to sign another Leeds United player, following Finlay Gorman.
The Premier League winners Man City and Leeds have reached an agreement for the signing of 15-year-old Finlay Gorman, but their involvement with the Yorkshire club doesn’t end there.
The Athletic reports that it will set a British record for the highest transfer cost for a player of that age, which is presently £2 million, set by Jermaine Pennant’s 1999 move from Notts County to Arsenal.
Man City boasts one of the top academies in the nation, and The City Group has employed a number of gifted coaches to develop the next generation of football stars.
Harry Grey seems to be the next player the Premier League winners are targeting, therefore TEAMtalk reports that they will return to Leeds in search of another young gem.
Grey, who turned 15 in early October, is two seasons away from being eligible to play professionally as a scholar at a professional team. Gorman and Grey are of similar ages.
Although the Championship squad regards him highly, Leeds could lose him to the team that many consider to be the finest in the world.
