West Ham United are reportedly interested in signing Manchester City fullback Sergio Gomez, who could be sold for a relatively low fee of around €15-20m (£12.6-16.9m) this summer. According to sources close to CaughtOffside, Roma are also set to hold talks with Manchester City to sign the Spanish footballer, while Real Sociedad, Real Betis, and Sevilla are also keen on his services.Gomez, 23, has struggled to get first-team minutes under Pep Guardiola and is open to a move away from the Etihad Stadium. Manchester City are willing to accept offers of around €15-20m for the former Anderlecht star, who has failed to make an impact in the Premier League.Meanwhile, the future of Joao Cancelo remains uncertain, with Barcelona interested in signing the 30-year-old fullback on a permanent deal.
Cancelo has been on loan at Bayern Munich and Barcelona, and Manchester City are willing to sell him for around €30m (£25.3m), according to Mundo Deportivo. However, this price tag may still be too high for Barcelona, who are struggling with Financial Fair Play issues.West Ham United’s interest in Sergio Gomez comes as no surprise, given their need for a new fullback. The Hammers have been linked with several players in the current window, and Gomez’s availability at a relatively low fee makes him an attractive option. With Roma and other Spanish clubs also interested, it remains to be seen whether West Ham can secure a deal for the Manchester City star.
In other Manchester City news, Pep Guardiola has ruled out returning to manage Barcelona again, while Kevin De Bruyne is open to a big-money move to Saudi Arabia. Jack Grealish is set to stay at Manchester City next season after crunch talks with Guardiola, and the club is keen to tie down midfield star Rodri to a new deal amid interest from MLS and Saudi clubs.Overall, Manchester City are set for a busy summer transfer window, with several players likely to leave the club. West Ham United’s interest in Sergio Gomez could be a smart piece of business, given his potential and relatively low fee. However, the Hammers will face stiff competition from other clubs interested in the Spanish fullback.