Hot development in transfers: Galatasaray in England for Akanji
Galatasaray has traveled to England to add Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji to its squad.
Galatasaray has taken action to sign Manchester City's experienced defender Manuel Akanji to strengthen its defensive line ahead of the new season. Official talks have begun in England for Akanji, who can play in both center-back and right-back positions.
TRANSFER TALKS ARE ONGOING
Galatasaray is continuing its negotiations with Premier League side Manchester City, and while no agreement has been reached yet, the club is determined to complete the transfer. Pep Guardiola's decision to downsize the squad stands out as one of the factors strengthening Galatasaray's hand. While Manchester City is demanding 20 million Euros for Akanji, the verbal offer presented by Galatasaray is around 17 million Euros.
According to reports in the British press, Galatasaray plans to invite Akanji's agent to Istanbul for face-to-face meetings. These discussions are expected to proceed based on the player's demands and the terms Galatasaray will offer.
AKANJI'S IMPORTANCE FOR GALATASARAY
The Swiss defender, who has a contract with Manchester City until 2026, finds himself on the bench from time to time. Galatasaray, in line with its Champions League goals, is in search of a versatile defender with leadership qualities. With these attributes, Akanji fully meets the needs of the technical staff.
News Source: 12punto
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