Mirror: Manchester City is preparing to spend 180 million pounds to finalize Wilz and Reindez before the Club World Cup

May 18th According to the British Mirror, Manchester City is preparing to spend 180 million pounds to finalize the transfer of Wilz and Reindes before the Club World Cup next month.

Blue Moon has listed Leverkusen midfield core Wilz and AC Milan organizer Reindez as its top goals this summer after spending 180 million pounds to sign up for the winter window.

Leverkusen priced Wilz for more than 100 million pounds, but Manchester City did not retreat and may add McCarty, worth 25 million pounds to the deal; Milan also made it clear that if they want to sign Reindes, Manchester City must break the transfer record of 56.3 million pounds set by the team's sales of Kaka that year.

Both players will participate in the World Cup qualifiers early next month, and coach Guardiola is more inclined to complete some transfer operations before the team goes to the United States to participate in the Club World Cup. De Bruyne's prospects for the competition are doubtful, and the players are seeking a transfer, and his departure will free up plenty of salary space for the Blue Moon to operate the trade of Wilz and Reindez.

Wilz's weekly salary in the Bundesliga is less than 80,000 pounds and is regarded as a perfect replacement for De Bruyne. He has communicated with Guardiola and Slot about the future. Reindez just renewed his five-year contract with Milan in March, with a weekly salary of £96,000.

Leverkusen coach Alonso is expected to switch to Real Madrid this summer, and the young coach is very impressed by both players. Manchester City lost to Crystal Palace 0-1 in the FA Cup final, and suffered four major seasons. The current priority is to ensure the qualification of the Champions League and accumulate strength for the Club World Cup.