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BREAKING: Man City in shock move to sign Chelsea’s Kovacic
Romano tweeted on Wednesday: “Manchester City have opened concrete talks to sign Mateo Kovacic in the summer.
Manchester City have opened talks with Chelsea to sign midfielder, Mateo Kovacic this summer.
Football transfer expert, Fabrizio Romano confirmed that the player’s representatives have held talks with the Premier League champions.
The negotiations involved personal terms for Kovacic, who joined the Blues from Real Madrid in 2019.
Romano tweeted on Wednesday: “Manchester City have opened concrete talks to sign Mateo Kovacic in the summer.
“Positive discussions took place with player’s camp in the last few days over personal terms.
“Chelsea, open to selling Kovacic as part of midfield revolution. Talks will continue soon.”
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