Manchester City have made a call that may not be popular but could be the right one
The future of Nico Gonzalez at Manchester City became painstakingly clear on Sunday. Marc Guehi started in midfield and the Spanish midfielder was an unused substitute in City’s 2-1 win over Bournem...
Manchester City have decided to sell Nico Gonzalez to Newcastle United, a move that may not be well-received but could be the best decision for both parties. The Spanish midfielder's future at Manchester City was made clear when Marc Guehi started in midfield and was the only player used in the 2-1 win against Bournemouth. Reports suggest that Newcastle United are set to pay £50 million for Nico Gonzalez, with £47 million in upfront payment and £3 million in add-ons.
Newcastle is expected to make Gonzalez a key player in their squad, helping them replace Bruno Guimarães and Sandro Tonali. While Nico Gonzalez had a strong time at Manchester City, signing him during the January 2025 transfer window to address midfield needs, his opportunities diminished once Rodri returned from injury. With his move to Newcastle seemingly imminent, it might be the right choice for Manchester City to let him go.
This could also prevent Manchester City from signing Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille, as Nico's presence might have altered their plans.
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