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Manchester City was particularly active during this winter transfer window. In difficulty this season with several injuries, coupled with a drop in the form of some of its executives, the Citizen club decided to take the bull by the horns by recording the arrivals of four reinforcements: Omar Marmoush, Nico González, Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis.
The total cost of recruitments made amounts to 220 million euros. However, despite this substantial sum spent this winter, the quadruples champions of England in title would consider knocking strong again this summer.
A Target of Real Madrid on City tablets
According to Caught offsidethe management of the Skyblues would target Jeremie Frimpong and Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen. To dislodge the Dutch right side and the German attacking midfielder, key players from the defending German champion, residents of Etihad Stadium could offer their counter-Rhine counterparts an amount of 200 million euros.
Currently, Frimpong has a current contract until June 2029 and is valued at 50 million euros per
Transfermarkt. Wirtz, meanwhile, is linked to the Werkself until June 2027, and its price is estimated at 140 million euros. Note that the Pulheim native was also announced in the Real Madrid viewfinder for an arrival during the summer period 2025.
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