I told him to stay but he wants to join Man Utd – Phil Foden confirms £60m England international have agreed to join Man United in January transfer window

I told him to stay, but he wants to sign with Manchester United in January. Phil Foden confirms the £60 million An England international has agreed to sign with Manchester United during the January transfer window.
According to reports, a Manchester City midfield player is “100% leaving” the group in January.

SunSport has reported that Manchester United has made a shock move for the midfield player.

The 28-year-old Phillips has not made a single Premier League start this season.

Just 89 minutes have been played by him in their first 16 Premier League contests.

The England player returned to the starting lineup for City’s midweek Champions League dead-rubber against Red Star Belgrade.

Regarding Phillips’ future, manager Pep Guardiola was reticent following his penalty kick in the 3-2 triumph.

But according to trade specialist Fabrizio Romano, Phillips will undoubtedly depart City in January.

The Three Lions player can’t wait to showcase his skills before Gareth Southgate names his Euro 2024 squad.

He has been a fixture in the squad even if he is not playing for City.

The squad’s reduction from 26 to 23 could, nevertheless, unnerve him in his role.

Given the interest that Newcastle, Bayern Munich, and Juventus have shown, Phillips might leave City in January to go on loan.

Then Manchester United might make an unexpected move in the summer.

According to reports, Red Devils manager Erik ten Hag is a major fan of Phillips.

Ineos CEO Ratcliffe is keen to find and develop English talent.

Regarding Phillips, Guardiola said yesterday, “I don’t want to anticipate anything at all; Kevin is a player with us.”

“Everyone knows about his situation. Based on whether it happens or not. If that happens, we have a discussion.

January is a tough month on the market. There are still incredible things for us to compete for until we make a decision.

Right now, nothing is on my mind. Whether or not they leave depends on that.

Athletes come and go, some staying put. It depends on the young players, the squad, and if you can rely on them in specific situations.