Man City Plan £130 Million Summer Clear-Out; Club Willing To Offload Nigerian Striker

Manchester City will try to fund half of their huge summer transfer spree with a planned £130million clear-out.

The Blues are prepared to spend up to £300million this summer to rebuild Pep Guardiola 's squad – and have already shelled out £78million to land Bernardo Silva and Ederson .

But with Kyle Walker and Benjamin Mendy also in their sights, as well as a centre back - and possibly a big-name striker like Alexis Sanchez or Kylian Mbappe – the Blues are heading for the biggest spend in their history.

This summer they are gearing up for a big sale, led by Joe Hart and Kelechi Iheanacho, for whom the Blues aim to get £25million each.

The club is planning to avoid the policy of loaning out star names who are surplus to requirements, and will instead try to shift them off the books.


That means that the four former first-teamers who spent last season on loan are all available for a cut price. As well as Hart, Eliaquim Mangala (£18m) Samir Nasri (£10m), and Wilfried Bony (£10m) could all be shipped out.