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Pedro Fernández Transfer from FC Barcelona to Manchester City
According to ESPN, PSG and Bayern are two major clubs interested in signing Dro Fernandez from Barcelona. Dro has told the club he wants to leave this January, and for that to happen, a club must pay the 6 million euro release clause. In addition to those two clubs, Chelsea, Manchester City, and Borussia Dortmund under Croatian coach Niko Kovac are listed as main candidates for the signing.
According to ESPN, PSG and Bayern are two major clubs interested in signing Dro Fernandez from Barcelona. Dro has told the club he wants to leave this January, and for that to happen, a club must pay the 6 million euro release clause. In addition to those two clubs, Chelsea, Manchester City, and Borussia Dortmund under Croatian coach Niko Kovac are listed as main candidates for the signing.
According to 90min, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, and Chelsea are interested in Dro Fernández. Talks regarding a new contract and an increased release clause were held but did not result in an agreement before Dro turned 18 earlier this month. This leaves him free to choose from a number of high-level clubs that would pay €6 million for him.
According to 90min, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, and Chelsea are interested in Dro Fernández. Talks regarding a new contract and an increased release clause were held but did not result in an agreement before Dro turned 18 earlier this month. This leaves him free to choose from a number of high-level clubs that would pay €6 million for him.
Goal.com reports that Dro Fernandez may be transferred to Manchester City, noting that the player has reportedly activated his €6 million release clause to exit Barcelona.
Goal.com reports that Dro Fernandez may be transferred to Manchester City, noting that the player has reportedly activated his €6 million release clause to exit Barcelona.
The Spanish press has reported that Paris Saint-Germain is the leading candidate to sign Dro Fernandez, despite interest from Manchester City and Borussia Dortmund.
The Spanish press has reported that Paris Saint-Germain is the leading candidate to sign Dro Fernandez, despite interest from Manchester City and Borussia Dortmund.
Manchester City is listed as one of the main candidates to sign Dro Fernandez from Barcelona. It is reported that Dro has told the club he wants to leave this January, and for that to happen, a club will need to pay the release clause of 6 million euros. Fabrizio Romano stated on X that Dro will leave Barcelona this month and that the decision was made by the 18-year-old midfielder with his agent.
Manchester City is listed as one of the main candidates to sign Dro Fernandez from Barcelona. It is reported that Dro has told the club he wants to leave this January, and for that to happen, a club will need to pay the release clause of 6 million euros. Fabrizio Romano stated on X that Dro will leave Barcelona this month and that the decision was made by the 18-year-old midfielder with his agent.
Manchester City, Chelsea, and Borussia Dortmund are among the clubs attempting to sign Dro Fernandez. Ben Jacobs has also reported interest from unnamed French teams. The 18-year-old has informed Barcelona of his wish to leave this month, telling manager Hansi Flick that multiple clubs are prepared to activate his €6 million release clause. In response, Barcelona are trying to convince the player to stay and may present a final contract offer. Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has indicated a move to England is less likely, stating it would be surprising if the youngster joined Manchester City or Chelsea. While Romano did not entirely rule out a Premier League transfer, he did exclude a move within Spain.
Manchester City, Chelsea, and Borussia Dortmund are among the clubs attempting to sign Dro Fernandez. Ben Jacobs has also reported interest from unnamed French teams. The 18-year-old has informed Barcelona of his wish to leave this month, telling manager Hansi Flick that multiple clubs are prepared to activate his €6 million release clause. In response, Barcelona are trying to convince the player to stay and may present a final contract offer. Transfer insider Fabrizio Romano has indicated a move to England is less likely, stating it would be surprising if the youngster joined Manchester City or Chelsea. While Romano did not entirely rule out a Premier League transfer, he did exclude a move within Spain.
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