How Manchester City And Liverpool Set To Battle For England Centre-back

The race will get interesting, as Liverpool will have to battle Pep Guardiola’s team now.

Manchester City and Liverpool have been rivals for years on the pitch. Title races, cup ties, and unforgettable battles have defined the last decade.. .. Read ..Full.. Article.. .

The Reds have started their Premier League title defence by winning all of their first four games of the season.

For the Citizens, the win in the Manchester derby will boost their confidence. With the win against their arch-rivals, Manchester United, Pep Guardiola’s men now have 6 points.

Last season, City failed to win a single trophy. This is something they will look to change this season. After winning four Premier League titles back-to-back, nobody expected this from the Citizens.

To get their Premier League title back, Manchester City will have to fight both Liverpool and Arsenal, who are currently at the top of their game and the Premier League table.

But soon, the Manchester City vs Liverpool rivalry could spill into the transfer market once again. Both clubs have set their sights on a high-profile defender who is running down his contract.

Liverpool wanted to sign Marc Guehi this summer. However, Crystal Palace blocked the move on deadline day.

But with the player out of contract next summer, the door has opened wide for Europe’s biggest teams.

Liverpool thought they had the signing sealed. A fee of around £35 million was close to being agreed, but Palace decided to keep Guehi. That decision delayed the move, but it did not end the story.

Since then, interest has spread across Europe. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, and Juventus are all keeping a close eye.

Chelsea have also been linked, although a return to his boyhood club looks highly unlikely.

Now, according to The Mirror, Manchester City are ready to join the Marc Guehi transfer race next summer.

With so many clubs pursuing a move for the England centre-back, the race will get interesting, as Liverpool will have to battle Pep Guardiola’s team now, and..  Read . .More