Man City and Pep are now leading Liverpool in the match, signing young £15m attacker

Manchester City is in pole position, signing a £15m teenager than rival Liverpool.

Guardiola hopes human city wins Kevin de Bruen

Kevin de Bruyne left the Blues at the end of the season after announcing the news earlier this month. This will end his 10 years at the club, during which he won 16 trophies, including the Premier League and the Champions League.

De Bruyne revealed earlier this week that it was the city who decided to leave because they did not offer a new contract, which surprised him. He said: “I didn’t have any offer throughout the year; they just made the decision.

“Obviously, I was a little surprised, but I just had to take it. Honestly, I still think I could perform at this level as I showed, but I know the club has to make a decision.”

The 33-year-old has since been linked to the actions of the different teams of MLS, while Cuomo, on the Italian side, has been closely watching his situation. Aston Villa signed internal negotiations for de Bruyne this summer, Sky Sports reported. The Belgian will focus on completing a strong end of the season, and Pep Guardiola believes that winning the FA Cup will be a “good way” for De Bruyne to leave the club.

“He has proved it [himself by] He has played in the number of games since he announced it was his last month at Manchester City. Yes, this would be good. ”

Man City leads Liverpool contest to sign new 15 million teenagers

With the next step in De Bruyne's career, the Blues are looking to newcomers, hoping to achieve the same success as the Belgians. According to football insiders, Manchester City is now leading the campaign to sign Jeremy Monga for Leicester City.

The report notes that the Blues are also ahead of Liverpool, who is also eager to sign the 15-year-old and is now expected to end the deal, and he will move to Etihad this summer unless something drastic happens.

City are eager to sign Monga because they think the player is suitable for the profile of the young player they have always wanted to sign, as well as the system and youth models that suit them.

The Blues' long-term interest in the left wing, as Manchester City joined the race to sign Monga in January, which was also viewed by Paris Saint-Germain. The England Under 16 international team has already been through the academy of Kings Electric Stadium, and despite Fox's struggles on the court, Monga made its debut in a 16-minute cameo against Newcastle United and made its debut in a 16-minute cameo against Liverpool.

Leicester's relegation has now been confirmed, so Ruud van Nistelrooy may be willing to spend more time on the court, although he seems to be planning to leave and join the city.

Leicester reportedly valued Monga around £15m, which may be the fee the Blues had to pay to complete the transfer.