Manchester City transfer news: Josh Acheampong has attracted fresh attention from Manchester City, according toSpanish outlet AS, with several European clubs monitoring his situation. AS reports that City could renew their interest if the 20-year-old considers leaving Stamford Bridge, adding…

Manchester City is reportedly monitoring Chelsea defender Josh Acheampong, according to Spanish outlet AS. The 20-year-old versatile defender has drawn attention from multiple European clubs after earning playing time under Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso. Transfermarkt currently values Acheampong at €25m, though this does not reflect an official asking price.
Acheampong remains under contract with Chelsea until 2029, and the club previously considered him untouchable after rejecting summer approaches. Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca currently possesses several defensive options, making continued tracking more likely than an immediate permanent transfer bid in the January window.
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