'He wants to go': Guardiola learns Argentine target wants Man City transfer, with club also keen to extend striker deal,Man City have reportedly seen an opening offer for Maximo Perrone fail - but claims by his club president that he wants the move have lifted the Blues.
‘He wants to go’: Guardiola learns Argentine target wants Man City transfer, with club also keen to extend striker deal
Man City have reportedly seen an opening offer for Maximo Perrone fail – but claims by his club president that he wants the move have lifted the Blues.
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