Patience wears thin at seventeen. Sit on a bench for long enough and even the politest teenager starts glancing at the exit. Sky Germany says that’s happening at Borussia Dortmund, and Manchester City have noticed. Mathis Albert. Remember it. He’s…

Manchester City are monitoring 17-year-old Borussia Dortmund attacking midfielder Mathis Albert, who is reportedly frustrated by a lack of playing time according to Sky Germany. Manchester City previously considered a permanent transfer bid of up to €20 million, but Dortmund declined to sell when approached in January and during the summer.
Vital Football notes that regulations prevent Albert from moving to a Premier League club until he turns 18 in May. The writer argues that Manchester City should remain patient and maintain contact with Albert's camp, despite competition in Enzo Maresca's squad from Phil Foden and Rayan Cherki.
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