Manchester City submits £55m bid to sign ‘wonderful’ heirs

Manchester City has submitted a £55 million offer to a “excellent” midfielder, who has been identified as the heir to Kevin de Bruen, a report said.

Man city gaze replaces de bruyne

De Bruyne will leave the human city at the end of the season, but rival Premier League clubs clearly believe the Belgians have a lot to pay for, and there are many aspects that have been expressed lately.

Arsenal is now discussing a shocking deal for Aston Villa, 33, and the club chief willing to support Unai Emery is willing to support Unai Emery if he decides he wants to make a free transfer this summer.

So Pep Guardiola needs to bring the right heirs, and while finding any player who can replicate what De Bruyne does in the city shirt would be a daunting task, many goals have been set.

River Plate’s Franco Mastantuono is an interested player, although the 17-year-old Argentinian may not be ready to go straight into the side given his age, while Bayer Leverkusen’s Florian Wirtz may be more of a ready-to-use alternative.

Manchester City are also looking for options within the Premier League, and according to a report from Spain, they have now submitted a €65 million (£55 million) offer to Tottenham’s James Maddison.

Guardiola is a big fan of Maddison, and City has now made concrete approaches to his service, with the British seen as the ideal successor in the attacking midfield.

Given his creativity and ability to connect with attacks, the 28-year-old is considered perfectly suited to Guardiola’s game style, and his suit abilities are also seen as a major advantage.

“Great” Madison impressed the Spurs

It’s a very disappointing season for the Spurs in the Premier League, but the offensive midfielder has been one of their outstanding players, scoring 12 goals and 11 assists in 45 games in all games.

So, compared to other offensive midfielders and wingers, the former Leicester City man ranks highly in a range of major offensive indicators over the past year.

In the past, England internationals have also been highly praised by BBC Five Live’s Ben Haines.

Maddison is obviously a quality player, but the Totterham star will turn 29 on November 29, meaning he is unlikely to be a long-term heir to De Bruyne, and his offensive numbers suggest he is not at a high level with the city legend, so some reservations should be kept about the move.