Givairo Read comments on Manchester City transfer speculation
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 6:15 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Givairo Read addressed speculation linking him to Manchester City and Bayern Munich, describing the interest as a compliment. Currently focused on his performance with Feyenoord, the 20-year-old right-back expressed uncertainty about his future. Feyenoord head coach Robin van Persie has endorsed Read's readiness for a move to a top club. Manchester City is reportedly the frontrunner to sign him, targeting a club-record sale exceeding €32 million. Read's potential transfer remains an area of focus as the summer transfer window progresses.
- •Givairo Read is linked with Manchester City and Bayern Munich.
- •Read considers the transfer interest a compliment.
- •Feyenoord aims for a sale over €32 million.
- •Robin van Persie supports Read's potential move to a bigger club.
- •City needs a dedicated right-back ahead of the new season.
- 6:15 PMYahoo Sports — Givairo Read breaks long-held silence on Manchester City transfer talk after Robin van Persie blessing
"Read says Man City & Bayern links are “a compliment” but he is not concerning himself with themFeyenoord right-back says he does not know “what the future holds” at this stageCity are frontrun...
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