The French side that Pep wants for the city dwellers
He team who directs the Spanish Pep Guardiola is already activated in the market of signings to cover the hole in defending with whom he meets. He Manchester City does not have a good time in the Premier and they are eighth to 8 points behind the leader Liverpool. For this reason, from now on, the celestial coach is looking for revulsives with which to correct the defensive part in the face of 2021.
Lucas Digne he French that can take a turn in the defensive back is already in the team’s portfolio city dweller. He currently plays for him Everton and negotiations with the team have already started English. Currently Guardiola has the services of the wings on the left wing of Benjamin Mendy y Oleksandr Zinchenko.
The possible sale of Oleksandr Zinchenko that would leave a hole in Guardiola’s defense
The Ukrainian side at the service of Manchester City since 2016 could leave the city squad by 2021. The reasons are abundant as the player has not had a good performance in recent league commitments. For this reason the club has put him on the list of transferable or loaned footballers and listen to all possible offers.
The first offers come from the local league, Wolverhampton, West Ham, Southampton and Leicester are the Premier League clubs that want to seize the services of the 24-year-old Ukrainian. Undoubtedly this would leave a free position that could fill the side that currently officiates for Everton and for which Guardiola is interested.
The qualities of Lucas Digne that fascinate Guardiola and put him close to the city defense
The French Lucas Digne is the man who would replace the Ukrainian Oleksandr Zinchenko if he made the transfer to any club. Guardiola trusts the qualities and skills of the young man born in Meaux, which is an offensive game that would contribute a lot to the midfield and forward of the blue team.
There are 5 clubs that Digne has been through. Starting his career in Lille, then moving to PSG, from there moving to Italian football with Roma, then making his way through Barcelona and finally reaching Everton in England in 2018. This could be his second club in the Premier and the first under Guardiola’s orders.
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