Report: Tottenham Hotspur want to sign £240k-a-week Manchester City player
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Tottenham Hotspur are interested in signing Sergio Aguero in the summer transfer window, according to The Daily Star.
It has been reported that Tottenham are among the clubs who are interested in securing the services of the City striker on a free transfer this summer.
Everton, Chelsea, Leeds United, Barcelona and Inter Milan are also claimed to want the Argentina international, who is out of contract at City at the end of the season and earns £240,000 per week as salary.
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Gary Neville has given his honest verdict on Ferran Torres
Gary Neville has claimed on Twitter that Manchester City winger Ferran Torres will improve.
The former Manchester City defender made the comment about Torres during a Q&A on Twitter this morning.
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City / Pep have a habit of making players better beyond year 1 – B . Silva , Mahrez etc . https://t.co/ZC1xPqiohN Gary Neville (@GNev2) April 9, 2021
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Torres joined City from Valencia in the summer of 2020 and was expected to be a massive hit at the Etihad Stadium.
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Guardiola thinks £38m Leeds target is ‘incredible’ amid reports Bielsa is keen to sign him
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According to 90min, Leeds are keen to bring Sergio Agüero to Elland Road when he leaves Manchester City at the end of the season.
The 97-cap Argentina international has announced his intention to leave the Etihad Stadium this summer, and Leeds now view him as a target.
90min claim Marcelo Bielsa is a big fan of the 32-year-old, who cost £38 million when Manchester City signed him from Atlético Madrid in 2011.
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