Manchester City FC
Trending

"I Want to Move to the Premier League.." — Martin Zubimendi Says as Manchester Cityis set to Beat Liverpool to His Signature

After Rejecting Liverpool in the Summer, Zubimendi Eyes Premier League Move, with Manchester City Ready to Trigger Release Clause

Martin Zubimendi looking to move to the Premier League after rejecting Liverpool in the summer, with Manchester City now preparing to trigger his release clause.
Manchester City has received a big boost in their pursuit of Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi. Recent reports reveal that Zubimendi, who had been heavily linked with Liverpool earlier this year, has now decided he wants to move to the Premier League, making Manchester City a frontrunner for his signature.

Zubimendi, 24, has been a key player for Sociedad this season, playing in every match except one. Although he hasn’t scored many goals — just one — he’s contributed two assists and been a regular in the starting lineup, playing the full 90 minutes in most of his appearances. His performances have earned him plenty of attention from top clubs, including Manchester City and Liverpool.

City’s interest in Zubimendi has grown stronger after news of Rodri’s long-term injury. Rodri, who plays a similar defensive midfield role, is expected to miss the rest of the season due to an ACL injury. While Rodri is determined to return before the end of the campaign, his injury has left a gap in City’s midfield, which they may look to fill in January.

Initially, Zubimendi rejected a move to Liverpool, choosing instead to stay at Sociedad, his boyhood club. But now, the midfielder has reportedly changed his mind, deciding he wants to experience the Premier League. This is great news for City, as they are reportedly ready to trigger Zubimendi’s £50.3 million release clause when the transfer window opens in January.

However, Liverpool, who had shown interest in Zubimendi over the summer, might not give up easily. With their ongoing midfield issues, the Reds could return to the table to try and sign the talented Spaniard, especially if City’s interest becomes stronger.

Related Articles

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Back to top button

AdBlock detected remove to access site

Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker