Manchester City and Bayern Munich pursue Feyenoord's Givairo Read
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 5, 2026, 7:05 AM
Last updated Jun 5, 2026
Manchester City is targeting Givairo Read of Feyenoord to enhance their right-back depth ahead of the 2026-27 season. With Matheus Nunes performing well but primarily a midfielder, City aims to strengthen in this crucial position following John Stones' exit. Incoming manager Enzo Maresca is engaged in transfer discussions to address team needs, including possible competition from Bayern Munich, who are also tracking Read. City has experienced setbacks in pursuing other targets, with Nottingham Forest rejecting their approach for Elliot Anderson. The summer transfer window opens soon, prompting City to secure signings early.
- •Manchester City targets Givairo Read from Feyenoord.
- •City seeks a right-back reinforcement for 2026-27.
- •Enzo Maresca leads transfer discussions as incoming manager.
- •Bayern Munich also interested in Givairo Read.
- •City's initial bid for Elliot Anderson was rejected.
- 7:05 AMYahoo Sports — Manchester City face Bayern Munich competition for Feyenoord’s Givairo Read
"Man City looking to add depth to right-back options ahead of the 2026-27 seasonMatheus Nunes performed brilliantly last season but is a natural midfielderEnzo Maresca has held transfer talks with Man ...
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