Abdukodir Khusanov Might Leave Manchester City: What Club Will Shape His Future?

The future of Uzbekistan national team defender Abdukodir Khusanov at Manchester City remains uncertain. The 21-year-old player is currently drawing attention from European football journalists and analysts.

Several reputable sources report that Manchester City is considering loaning out the young player to provide him with more consistent playing time. This would help him adapt to the pace of European football and gain valuable experience.

Notably, Khusanov was named City’s Player of the Month in February, but in recent matches, he has lost his starting spot and has been relegated to the bench.

Head coach Pep Guardiola has also stated that a loan spell could be beneficial and would contribute to Khusanov’s professional development.

Clubs interested in the Uzbek defender are now being identified. According to Italian outlet lalazio.com, several top Serie A clubs are already monitoring Khusanov closely.

“Top Serie A clubs are always active in the transfer market. Despite being mid-season, some teams are already looking ahead. One of the names on their list is Manchester City’s talented defender Abdukodir Khusanov,” lalazio.com writes.

The player, for whom City paid €40 million to French club Lens last winter, has become a target for Italian giants Juventus. According to fichajes.net, the Turin club is evaluating the possibility of signing Khusanov.

Interestingly, a player swap could also be on the table. City has been tracking Juventus defender Andrea Cambiaso, and the two clubs may negotiate an exchange deal in the summer.

Italian football analyst M. Salvatore believes that if the deal goes through, Juventus might also receive additional financial compensation.

Before joining City, Khusanov reportedly received offers from around 20 European clubs, so even if he leaves Manchester, he won’t be short of options. The big question for Uzbek fans remains — where will Khusanov go next? Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!