In Manchester City business keeps booming, how Premier League rivals are filling their pockets

The exit operations at Manchester City continue to go smoothly, and Oleksandr Zinchenko (25 years old) will be the next to leave. As The Athletic has advanced, Arsenal has reached an agreement with the ‘Citizens’ and the player also, which will cost 30 million pounds plus two million in variables, or what is the same, about 38 million euros.

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That is what the Gunners will pay for the player, international with Ukraine, who started as a midfielder but ended up becoming a guaranteed left back. His lack of prominence in Guardiola's eleven, who prefers to give Joao Cancelo a place, has not devalued Zinchenko, who is very much to the liking of Mikel Arteta.

But he is not the only City player who dazzles Guardiola's former assistant coach, and a few weeks ago Arsenal signed Gabriel Jesus for 52 million euros. Apparently Arsenal is commitment to the discards of Manchester City, which have already brought in almost 150 million euros this summer, if you include the sale of Raheem Sterling to another London big, Chelsea.

It seems neither of the London teams have a problem with filling City’s coffers, in exchange for players that —arguably— have already seen the best days of their careers.

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All business for the 'Citizens', very attentive to the future of Marc Cucurella, which could change in the coming hours, now that Zinchenko has released one of the places in the left lane. But first, City will have to reach an economic agreement with Brighton (asking for 50 million), and meanwhile, news from Germany reveal an interest in Sosa, from Stuttgart, a cheaper option, although Guardiola's favorite is still the Spanish winger.

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