So it begins.......

Phillips to man city, would be a great move for him.

There style would suit him

Wont blame him at all as his earnings will be astronomic and he will be less prone to injury as he will be rotated like most at City bearing in mind their squad depth is world class and immense and with Kalvin it will be even better. - Potential Champions League winner with them?

Having said all that please let the pull of Leeds keep Kalvin here!

comment by LIW Rad a %#@% and so is Orta (U8453)
posted 14 minutes ago
Phillips to man city, would be a great move for him.

There style would suit him
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Would replace Fernandinho sat in the hole in front of defence

Going to be one of the busiest windows we've had for a while I reckon.

I want KP to stay. But, if he's going I hope it's to Man City per the rumours. Perfect fit. And as an England
fan that would be huge too. Love the lad and want the
best for him.

Jack too. Not liking these Newcastle rumours. He kept us up and has been one of our best signings. Really
want him to stay.

Hoping someone desperately wants to sign Llorente
and Firpo...

Good point by Rev about how City can rotate him and protect his injuries

We all loved our previous regime but must be honest we've run some of them into the ground. We need tk protect our players a bit more with a much bigger and quality squad

From the Salzburger Nachrichten!..

https://www.sn.at/sport/fussball/red-bull-salzburg/weg-nach-leeds-ist-frei-fuer-red-bull-star-brenden-aaronson-121813078

The transfer to Leeds has been allowed, 28m Euro price tag!..

And I'm getting similar reports on my German Kicker!..

Excellent news. One down. Five more please.

Batty, the deal still has to be agreed but the green light has been given!..

But there are lots saying he's coming!..

https://www.si.com/soccer/2022/05/23/brenden-aaronson-transfer-leeds-united-salzburg-premier-league-usmnt

Cheers Germany.

And now hearing Tyler Adams at Leipzig a possible
DM target? Played under Marsch at RB New York.