Manchester City agree personal terms with Chelsea's Malo Gusto for right-back role
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 5:20 AM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
Manchester City has reportedly reached an agreement on personal terms with Chelsea right-back Malo Gusto, as they seek to bolster their defense this summer. Gusto, a 23-year-old French international, fits the profile of player City needs to support Matheus Nunes, who played a key role last season. Despite this progress, negotiations over a transfer fee may be complicated, with Chelsea expected to demand over £60 million for Gusto, who is under contract until 2030. City is hopeful of acquiring him for around £50 million, but discussions are ongoing.
- •City prioritizes signing a right-back this summer.
- •Gusto has previously played under City's new manager Enzo Maresca.
- •Chelsea could demand over £60 million for Gusto.
- •Discussions about the transfer fee between clubs are currently underway.
- •Gusto's style of play aligns with City's tactical needs.
- 5:20 AMYahoo Sports — Has Manchester City finally found the right-back they’re after?
"Signing a right-back is high on the Manchester City priority list for this summer. Matheus Nunes is City’s first-choice right-back but the Portuguese international carried a heavy workload last seas...
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