Liverpool and Manchester City compete for Yankuba Minteh transfer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 22, 2026, 7:25 PM
Last updated Aug 22, 2026

Liverpool's pursuit of Brighton winger Yankuba Minteh could face complications as Manchester City expresses interest. Liverpool has had two offers rejected, including a £60 million proposal, as they seek to strengthen their squad following Salah's departure. Minteh is currently sidelined due to a leg injury that will keep him out for approximately two to three months. Reports indicate Minteh has agreed to personal terms with Liverpool, but Brighton remains firm on their valuation. City's interest adds pressure as they look to fill a potential vacancy in their attacking lineup following another player's expected move.
- •Liverpool's £60 million offer for Minteh was rejected by Brighton.
- •Minteh is set to miss two to three months due to injury.
- •City's interest may increase if Savinho completes his move to Tottenham.
- •Negotiations for Minteh are ongoing as Liverpool considers their next move.
- 7:25 PMYahoo Sports — Journalist: Liverpool could face Man City in battle for Premier League star
"Liverpool Face Manchester City Interest in Yankuba Minteh TransferLiverpool’s pursuit of Yankuba Minteh could yet become more complicated, with Manchester City understood to be admirers of the Brigh...
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