James McAtee’s future at Manchester City appears uncertain as the 22-year-old midfielder struggles for regular playing time under Pep Guardiola. Despite showcasing his potential with a remarkable hat-trick in City’s FA Cup victory over Salford City, McAtee’s opportunities in the star-studded squad remain limited.
With Manchester City boasting a wealth of midfield talent, Guardiola has had to make tough selection calls, leaving McAtee on the fringes. While his FA Cup heroics reminded everyone of his quality, it seems unlikely to secure him the minutes he craves.
According to CaughtOffside, Manchester City is now willing to listen to offers for McAtee during the January transfer window. The club reportedly values the young talent at £25 million, aiming to reinvest in potential new signings.
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McAtee’s sporadic appearances this season have not gone unnoticed. In just 460 minutes across 12 appearances, he has scored five goals, according to Transfermarkt. This form has attracted significant interest from both the Premier League and abroad.
Newcastle United and Fulham are reportedly exploring the possibility of signing the midfielder.
German clubs, including Bayer Leverkusen, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig, Mainz, and Stuttgart, are also in talks, as per CaughtOffside sources.
A move could benefit McAtee as he seeks to establish himself as a key player elsewhere. For City, a sale would free up funds to target new players in the market.
As the January transfer window heats up, McAtee’s next destination will be closely watched, with several clubs eager to secure his signature.