Midfielder Ilkay Gundogan and winger Riyad Mahrez both left City this summer and while they have signed centre-back Josko Gvardiol and number eight Mateo
Kovacic, reports in Brazil claim the Premier League title holders want to strengthen their options in the centre of the park. GloboEsporte states Pep Guardiola’s team have tabled a £70m bid for West Ham star Paqueta, although the Hammers are expected to reject the offer for the midfielder and demand a higher fee. Kovacic, reports in Brazil claim the Premier League title holders want to strengthen their options in the centre of the park.
Paqueta signed for the east London team a year ago for an initial fee of £36.5m that could rise to £51m with add-ons. The club record signing had a solid debut season under David Moyes, with the former Lyon man helping the Hammers to win the Europa Conference League.
The report claims Guardiola was keen on signing Brazilian international Paqueta 12 months ago as a potential replacement for Bernardo Silva, but the Portuguese midfielder ended up staying at City in the end.
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