At England’s prestigious Manchester City club, the next transfer window is beginning with major changes. Club officials have decided they are ready to part ways with German goalkeeper Stefan Ortega. According to insider Fabrizio Romano, this decision is linked to the club re-signing their own graduate James Trafford from Burnley for 31 million euros.
According to information received, after the contract with Trafford was officially signed, the club’s management gave Stefan Ortega the freedom to continue his career at another club. This means that, from now on, the main trust in the “Citizens” goal will be placed in the newly joined footballer, and there are no big hopes for Ortega anymore.
Stefan Ortega has played for Manchester City for three years. During this period, he appeared on the field 56 times under Pep Guardiola and conceded 51 goals. Although his consistent performance and experience played an important role in the team, due to the new transfer policies, his prospects at the club have come to an end.
Transfermarkt experts have estimated Stefan Ortega’s value at around 8 million euros. For the 32-year-old goalkeeper, this opens a new challenge and a path to a new team.
These changes at Manchester City, aimed at renewing the squad and increasing competition, have aroused great interest among fans and experts. The entire football community is eagerly waiting to see where Ortega will go next and how his career will develop.
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