BREAKING ‼️: Guardiola fumes as ANOTHER Manchester City star pushes for shock Liverpool move in January — Pep says he feels “betrayed” as Savinho set to join Anfield.
Manchester City are in absolute turmoil this morning after stunning revelations that Savinho, one of the club’s brightest attacking prospects, is forcing a move to Liverpool this coming January. The news comes at the worst possible time for Pep Guardiola, who has already seen two of his trusted players linked with shock switches to Anfield in recent weeks.
According to inside reports, Savinho has informed the Manchester City hierarchy that he wishes to take the next step in his career under new Liverpool boss Arne Slot, who has been pushing behind the scenes for an explosive deal to be finalized. Liverpool see the young Brazilian winger as the perfect addition to strengthen their wide options and prepare for the future, especially with long-term questions surrounding Mohamed Salah’s contract situation.
Guardiola, visibly furious after training yesterday, did not hold back when asked about the speculation. He told close sources: “I feel betrayed… this is exactly how my two best players want to leave for Liverpool. Something is not right. I gave them everything, and now they want to go to our biggest rivals.”
The situation has left City fans in disbelief. Savinho, who has been lighting up La Liga with Girona before officially preparing to join City’s first-team setup, was expected to play a huge role in Guardiola’s next cycle. Instead, he could be walking straight into Liverpool’s arms, further fueling one of the most intense rivalries in English football.
Reports suggest Liverpool are preparing a January bid worth around £60 million, and the player himself is “fully open” to the move. If this deal materializes, it would mark yet another painful blow to Guardiola’s plans and a massive statement of intent from Liverpool as they continue rebuilding under Slot.
ANOTHER CITY STAR IS HEADING TO LIVERPOOL ✊🙀😱
The transfer storm is only just beginning — and this could turn into the most dramatic saga of the January window.
