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Manchester City Eye Move for Allan with Savinho and Omar Marmoush Poised to Leave
City are negotiating for the 22-year-old winger as they seek cover for possible departures of Savinho and Omar Marmoush.
- Sources told ESPN that Manchester City are in talks to sign Palmeiras winger Allan Elias, as the club seeks to bolster its attack before the transfer window closes on September 1.
- City initiated the pursuit of Allan while negotiating a double deal to sell Savinho and Omar Marmoush to Tottenham Hotspur, a move that could bring in well over £100m for the club.
- The 22-year-old has scored six goals in 95 games for Palmeiras, though he has yet to win a Brazil cap; he holds a release clause of £85million.
- Manager Enzo Maresca, who replaced Pep Guardiola this summer, prepares for his first home match in charge against Bournemouth on Sunday at Etihad Stadium.
- The club has experienced significant personnel changes, with long-serving players like Rodri and Bernardo Silva departing; City have spent £130m this summer, including the record £116m buy of Elliot Anderson.
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The Independent (US)Manchester City target Brazilian winger as Savinho replacement
City are looking to strengthen their forward line and have Palmeiras winger Allan in their sights
·London, United Kingdom
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Manchester City has an interest in hiring Allan, a 22-year-old Palm tree. See all the details:
·São Paulo, Brazil
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Manchester City has an interest in hiring Allan, the Palmeiras' half-attacker. The English club sees the player as an option to replace Savinho, who negotiates his exit to Tottenham, but still sends a proposal to the São Paulo team. The information is from the newspaper The Athletic, of England. Allan, 22 years old, holds the Palmeiras and has a rescissorial fine of 100 million euros (R$ 607 million). He was in the field in the team's victory ov…
·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right1Center1Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Left
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C 17%
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