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Man City ready eye-watering move for in-demand striker; Chelsea and Man Utd also keen

The Man City fans in the Football Transfer Tavern are loving the sound of this…

Antoine Griezmann is, undoubtedly, one of Europe’s hottest commodities.

After joining Atletico Madrid a few years ago, the Frenchman has transformed into one of the world’s most deadly strikers – and rose to particular prominence after a stellar Euro 2016 tournament over the summer.

The punters in the Football Transfer Tavern have long touted him for a move to the Premier League, given that England has become a hub of attacking talent lately – with players like Diego Costa, Eden Hazard and Zlatan Ibrahimovic all making their way across the channel in recent years.

His fine form has, inevitably, led to interest from across continental Europe – but in a report that will no doubt please our punters; it would appear that English sides are leading the chase.

According to the Daily Mirror, Manchester City are readying a £70 million move for Griezmann – whilst Chelsea and Man Utd are also keen on his signature.

Interestingly, they add that Man City, in particular, are ready to spend big on the forward, which would suggest that they could return with an even higher offer should a £70 million move fail.

Our landlord thinks that the move would certainly make sense. There have seemingly been raised tensions between Pep Guardiola and Sergio Aguero at Man City, and a few of our punters have touted him for a Premier League departure. The Man City fans think that Griezmann would be the perfect replacement.

The Man Utd fans in the Tavern are particularly keen too, given that both Wayne Rooney and Zlatan Ibrahimovic don’t look likely to hang around for very long.

The punters in the Football Transfer Tavern are expecting this saga to drag on for a while, but it would appear that Man City are ready to throw the first punch.

Man City, Chelsea and Man Utd fans – thoughts?

Let us know below!

Football Writer for Snack Media

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