Manchester City have re-signed James Trafford from Burnley. The package is £27 million (€31m). Everything’s agreed with the player, who has said yes after direct contact with Pep Guardiola. Medical test will be on Monday, he’ll sign a five-year contract with a one-year option.

Team Talk reports on Manchester City's agreement to re-sign James Trafford from Burnley. Manchester City have reached a total agreement to re-sign James Trafford from Burnley. Trafford previously came through the Man City academy but never made a senior appearance. He joined Burnley on a permanent deal in July 2023. City included a £40million buy-back clause when selling him to Burnley, which they have now activated. Trafford chose to return to City over joining Newcastle United. He will sign a five-year contract with City, with an option for an extra 12 months.

Manchester City have agreed a deal to re-sign James Trafford from Burnley, despite having a €46 million buy-back option. The deal is reportedly worth around €30 million, according to David Ornstein of The Athletic. Manchester City managed to beat Newcastle to the signing.

Goal.com reports on Manchester City's acquisition of goalkeeper James Trafford from Burnley. Manchester City have beaten Newcastle United to the signing of goalkeeper James Trafford, with Pep Guardiola’s side reaching an agreement with Burnley. The deal has reportedly been sealed for less than the £40 million ($53.8m) buy-back clause originally set, as City prepare for possible changes in their goalkeeping department ahead of the new season.

90min reports on Manchester City's potential move for James Trafford amidst uncertainties surrounding Ederson's future. Manchester City could consider making a move for James Trafford if they decide to part ways with Ederson. The club has a buy-back option for Trafford, who joined Burnley in 2023. This move might happen this summer if Galatasaray's offer for Ederson is accepted.

Manchester City is discussing with Burnley's goalkeeper James Trafford as a potential replacement for Ederson or Stefan Ortega, both of whom are in the last year of their contracts.

James Trafford, originally from Manchester City, is being considered by Manchester City as a potential goalkeeper signing. Trafford was sold to Burnley in 2023, but Manchester City retained 20% of his economic rights and a buy-back clause. His performance last season, with 45 games played, 16 goals conceded, and 29 clean sheets, impressed Pep Guardiola. Trafford is currently on Manchester City's radar due to Ederson's uncertain future, as Ederson has only one year left on his contract and could potentially leave the club.

Team Talk reports on Manchester City's interest in re-signing James Trafford from Burnley. Manchester City have opened negotiations with Burnley over a deal to bring 22-year-old James Trafford back to The Etihad. City are trying to negotiate on the £40 million buyback fee agreed in summer 2023, when Trafford moved to Turf Moor. Newcastle had shown interest and had a £27 million bid rejected last month.

Manchester City is considering re-signing James Trafford from FC Burnley. The club possesses a buy-back clause for the goalkeeper, and initial contacts have already been made. However, the transfer will only be considered if Ederson or Stefan Ortega leaves the club.

Manchester City have been tipped to trigger their buy-back clause for James Trafford following concerns over the long-term futures of Ederson and Stefan Ortega.

Manchester City are pursuing James Trafford, possibly considering him as a future replacement for Ederson. Trafford, currently valued at around €30m, has attracted interest from several big clubs, including Arsenal, Manchester United, and Newcastle, due to his impressive performances with Burnley. While Arsenal and other clubs are in the mix, Manchester City's interest in Trafford highlights their potential long-term planning for their goalkeeping position.