As the January transfer window approaches, Manchester City They reportedly received their first answer as they seek much-needed defense reinforcements Guardiola.

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While the Citizens have finally returned to winning ways of late, there is no denying that this has been their worst season under Guardiola and they are in dire need of fresh faces.

It is therefore no surprise to see their club dominating the transfer headlines in the first 11 days of the transfer window, with names including: Omar Mamouch Already mentioned.

The Eintracht Frankfurt striker has been one of the most in-form players in European football so far this season and has attracted growing interest from Manchester City as a result.

The deal would finally relieve Erling Haaland of his responsibility as City’s only goalscorer, with Mamouche likely to arrive to turn City’s record around.

Looking elsewhere, those at the Etihad Stadium certainly have the wherewithal to welcome new faces, having resisted the urge to splash the cash in the summer transfer window after winning a fourth consecutive Premier League title, with another target included Young defender.

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After Omar Mamouche, Manchester City are looking to make a further move for Eintracht Frankfurt, looking for a midfielder who is more highly rated than Jude Bellingham.

According to Ben Jacobs, Manchester City remain optimistic they will sign Vitor Reis Although their opening offer was rejected by Palmeiras. The Brazilian side are reportedly hoping to retain their defender at the Club World Cup, but it remains to be seen whether Manchester City’s confidence this month will deny them that chance.

Of course, Reis doesn’t appear to be the only defender interested, with Abdukodir Kusanov also reportedly close to a mid-season move. Premier League champion.

“Thiago Silva heir” Reis is one of the future

At just 18 years old, Reis is not a player who can make an immediate impact on Manchester City’s defence. Crucially, however, he immediately provided Guardiola with a future star in an aging backline. Dubbed by analysts as “the heir to Brazil’s Thiago Silva” Ben Martinson Back in October, the teenager was certainly rated highly.

Considering John Stones is now 30 years old and has often struggled with injuries, welcoming Reis alongside Kusanov as his eventual replacement would represent a familiar move for the Premier League at Manchester City.

But after seeing their first bid rejected, City must go again.