Exciting developments are once again unfolding in English football, according to Sky Sport Germany. Manchester City’s head coach Pep Guardiola has made a major transfer decision — the club has brought back their academy graduate, talented 22-year-old goalkeeper James Trafford from Burnley. The deal cost the "Citizens" 27 million euros and has sparked new competition in the goalkeeper department.
Ahead of the new season, City still has two experienced goalkeepers — Ederson and Stefan Ortega. Experts believe that Ederson, who has been the main keeper, will likely stay at the club for at least another season. Meanwhile, Ortega may continue his career at another club.
Reports indicate that 32-year-old Stefan Ortega has attracted interest from several English Premier League clubs. The names of the contenders remain undisclosed, but the situation has become a topic of special intrigue in the European transfer market.
According to Sky Sport Germany, Turkey’s Fenerbahçe has also begun official talks to sign Ortega. The club’s management aims to strengthen their defense by bringing in the experienced 32-year-old goalkeeper.
The burning question for fans: who will be City’s number one, and how will these transfers impact the team’s play? Ahead of the new season, the competition and changes within the squad are among the hottest talking points in European football.
In conclusion: Manchester City’s goalkeeper revolution has begun. The return of James Trafford and the interest in Ortega have brought new opportunities and fresh competition to the club. Fans eagerly await Guardiola’s next decisions.
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