Manchester City not lowering price for João Cancelo

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Manchester City Not Lowering Price For João Cancelo
Manchester United have reportedly threatened to walk away from their pursuit of Jarrad Branthwaite over Everton’s asking price. Photo: PA
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By PA Sport Staff

Manchester City will not drop the asking price for João Cancelo any lower than £25million (€29 million), according to The Sun. Barcelona are keen on a permanent move for the 30-year-old Portugal defender after a loan spell.

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Everton v Liverpool – Premier League – Goodison Park
Everton’s Jarrad Branthwaite (PA)

Manchester United will not match Everton’s £70million asking price for England defender Jarrad Branthwaite, 21. The Mirror reports United are threatening to end any talks after having an offer up to £43million rejected.

United have joined AC Milan and Borussia Dortmund in tracking RB Salzburg striker Oghenetejiri Adejenughure, according to the Express. The 17-year-old scored four goals in as many games for Austria during the European Under-17s Championship.

Lille have rejected a £42.3m bid from an unnamed Premier League club for Leny Yoro. The 18-year-old has been linked with a move to Liverpool and Manchester United, but prefers a transfer to Real Madrid according to the Express.

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