Manchester City are reportedly leading the chase for Norwegian midfielder Sverre Nypan, with the club hoping to use Erling Haaland as a key factor in luring the 18-year-old to the Etihad.
Nypan’s Rise to Prominence
Nypan has been making waves in European football, having already accumulated 60 first-team appearances for Rosenborg, scoring 13 goals and providing 11 assists.
The Norway Under-21 international’s impressive performances have caught the attention of top clubs, including Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester United.
Man City’s Pursuit of Nypan
According to reports, Manchester City are willing to offer Nypan a first-team role at the Etihad, rather than loaning him out to sister club Girona.
The club hopes that the opportunity to play alongside Norwegian compatriots Erling Haaland and Oscar Bobb will be a major draw for the youngster.
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Transfer Fee and Competition
Rosenborg are reportedly seeking a minimum transfer fee of £20m for Nypan’s services.
Manchester City face stiff competition from Arsenal and Liverpool, with the latter having recently entered the race for the Norwegian starlet.
Nypan’s Future Plans
Nypan’s father, Arne, has revealed that the player will make a decision on his future before the summer transfer window opens.
With Manchester City, Arsenal, and Liverpool all vying for his signature, the 18-year-old midfielder has a crucial choice to make regarding his next destination.
Manchester City’s Midfield Revamp
Manchester City’s interest in Nypan is part of the club’s efforts to revamp their midfield, with uncertainty surrounding the long-term futures of Kevin De Bruyne, Ilkay Gundogan, Mateo Kovacic, and Bernardo Silva.
