La Liga giants Barcelona have announced that they have agreed the fee with Manchester City for goalkeeper Claudio Bravo.
SkySports have revealed that Barcelona have agreed to sell stopper Claudio Bravo to Manchester City in this transfer window.
SkySports pundit Guillem Balague revealed on Friday that both the sides have reached an agreement.
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However, the reports suggested that Barca boss Luis Enrique will not let Bravo leave until he signs his replacement.
Barcelona technical secretary Robert Fernandez told after a big win of the new La Liga season yesterday that “We have the beginning of an agreement with Manchester City for Claudio Bravo.”
Meanwhile, Manchester City new manager Pep Guardiola has already told Joe Hart to look for a club if he wants to play regular football.
Guardiola started with Willy Caballero in the first two games of the Premier League and benched the English stopper.
Hart has no plans to stay at the Etihad Stadium as he wants to play regular. He has been linked with several top European sides including English side Everton.
Everton new boss Ronald Koeman is looking to sign him on a one year loan deal while Hart is planning for a permanent switch away from England.
Everton new boss Ronald Koeman is looking to sign him on a one year loan deal while Hart is planning for a permanent switch away from England.
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