Less than six days remain till the official shut down of the January winter transfer window which has been very calm with no major transfer by top English Premier League clubs.
Manchester United and Manchester City were expected to be busy, but Manchester City seem to be more busier as they are closing in on the signing of Sergio Kun Aguero's replacement.
According to reliable journalist and transfer guru Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City are closing in on the signing of Julian Alvarez from Riverplate in a deal that will raise to £18 million.
The reports state that the teenage striker is expected to be a Manchester City player and replacement of Sergio Kun Aguero who retired recently after suffering some heart complications.
"NEW KÜN AGUERO FOR PEP GUARDIOLA. Julián Álvarez deal details ⭐️🇦🇷 #MCFC. Man City will pay €18.5m with bonuses/taxes. Contract until 2027 but Julián's staying at River Plate on loan. He's considered a "star for the future", won't affect City plan to sign top striker. Man United were never close to sign him." The reporter stated.
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