"Manchester City have reportedly made one of their attackers available for sale this January, with fellow Premier League clubs said to be interested. It follows the club's 65m move for former Bournemouth man Antoine Semenyo, who has started each of the Sky Blues' three games since joining the club. That signing took their count of attackers who can play behind or around Erling Haaland to eight, with spaces limited in Pep Guardiola's XI."
"According to transfers journalist David Ornstein in The Athletic, the Etihad Stadium outfit are open to selling young winger Oscar Bobb. The 22-year-old was a hot topic of conversation at the start of last season, but a leg break at the beginning of the campaign curtailed his season. He started this term promisingly, making five Premier LeagueStarts, but between selection issues and fitness concerns, hasn't played a league game since November."
Manchester City have a surplus of attacking players after the 65m signing of Antoine Semenyo, who started each of City's three games since joining. The signing raised the number of attackers able to play around Erling Haaland to eight, increasing competition for Pep Guardiola's XI. Guardiola's preference for a smaller squad makes an outgoing transfer likely. Winger Oscar Bobb, 22, missed much of last season with a leg break and has faced selection and fitness issues this term, making five Premier League starts and none since November. Interest exists from clubs in the Premier League, Germany and Portugal, while Transfermarkt values Bobb just under 22m, suggesting fee negotiations will be necessary.
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