Barcelona were reportedly keen on an ambitious transfer move for Manchester City defender Josko Gvardiol during the summer. The Croatia international has been a key player for Man City, so they were understandably keen not to sell, and he ended…

Barcelona reportedly pursued an ambitious permanent transfer move for Manchester City defender Josko Gvardiol during the summer transfer window, according to Mundo Deportivo. Manchester City refused to sell the Croatia international, who remained at the Etihad Stadium following his initial 2023 move from RB Leipzig.
Mark Brus suggests Barcelona's interest could resurface following recent verdicts regarding Manchester City's alleged Premier League financial breaches. The writer highlights that potential sanctions could impact player retention, while suggesting Gvardiol could serve as a target to replace Alejandro Balde at left-back.
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