Manchester City fans can expect a very different and far more polished James Trafford to the teenager that left the club in 2023, the 22-year-old has insisted this week.Now officially back at the

Goalkeeper James Trafford has signed a deal to return to Manchester City from Burnley, the Premier League giants announced on Tuesday.

Manchester City are set to bring goalkeeper James Trafford back to the Etihad Stadium from Burnley this summer in a £27 million deal. The CFA graduate joined the Clarets in 2023 for £15 million, but City’s desire for more homegrown players in the squad and to freshen up their goalkeeping unit has seen them agree a fee lower than his £40 million buy back clause - though he will still be the most expensive British goalkeeper of all time.

Ollie Watkins also has admirers at Old Trafford but Aston Villa told United early in the window that the 29-year-old is not for sale.

Manchester United make RB Leipzig's Benjamin Sesko their number one choice to come in as a new striker this summer.

United’s misfiring frontline was a major issue last term and the club are looking to sign a striker this summer, with Sesko in their sights ahead of the new season. The Slovenia international, 22, has long been on the club’s radar and is also a target of Newcastle,

Manchester United forward Bryan Mbeumo has opened up on his private talks with Ruben Amorim that convinced him to snub other suitors in favour of an Old Trafford switch.United finally sign

Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United were both heavily linked with a forward fresh from scoring 20 Premier League goals last season. Brentford were reportedly pushing Mbeumo towards those top-flight rivals rather than Manchester United,