Team Talk has reported on the potential transfer of Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City, stating that the club has set a lowball fee for his exit, willing to sell him for as little as £10m. The report indicates that Phillips is not part of City's future plans, and although the club is open to selling him, his recent injury complicates the situation. Leeds United is not currently considering a move to re-sign Phillips due to financial limitations and other available midfield options. Phillips is reportedly open to taking a wage cut if the right opportunity comes along, though his recent Achilles surgery presents an obstacle. It is anticipated that Phillips will depart from Manchester City, either through a sale or a loan deal.

Team Talk reports on Leeds United's interest in re-signing Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City. Leeds United is considering re-signing former player Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City. Phillips will be allowed to leave Manchester City this summer, but there are concerns about his fitness and current salary at Manchester City, which are potential hurdles for the transfer.

Kieran McKenna has hit out at 'nonsense' rumours that Ipswich will cut short Kalvin Phillips' loan spell in January.

Ipswich Town are considering ending Kalvin Phillips' loan spell at the club in January unless he can start impressing at Portman Road. Reported by Football Insider.