Manchester City attacking midfielder Phil Foden has reportedly been linked with a potential transfer to AC Milan. According to Claudio Raimondi of SportMediaset, via MilanNews, an intermediary has presented Foden to several European clubs, with the Italian side being one among those considering the profile. The interest in the English player comes amid a period of professional uncertainty for Foden.
His recent season has seen a strained relationship with Manchester City, culminating in his exclusion from the England squad by Thomas Tuchel for the World Cup. Furthermore, reports indicate that Foden has no intention of renewing his contract, which is set to expire in 2027. Despite the high valuation associated with the player, the transfer is described as financially feasible.
Manchester City’s reported demand for his services stands at an estimated £50-60 million. The suggestion of a move to Milan has reportedly captured the attention of the club’s directors, who are said to be seriously evaluating the possibility of acquiring him to bolster their forward department. The circulation of Foden’s name suggests that intermediaries are actively working to facilitate a departure from the Etihad Stadium.
The speculation continues to build around whether the Italian giants will make a formal bid for the Manchester City star.
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