Manchester City proposes new contract and loan for goalkeeper James Trafford
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 3:45 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Manchester City is negotiating a new contract for goalkeeper James Trafford while considering a loan agreement. After a strong performance in domestic cups, Trafford’s profile has risen significantly. The club aims to secure his future amidst interest from rival clubs, including Chelsea, as he seeks regular first-team minutes. City may propose a lucrative deal that allows Trafford to gain experience through a loan, potentially with a Premier League club, as the summer transfer window approaches.
- •James Trafford is a key player after impressive cup performances.
- •Chelsea is reportedly interested in Trafford but loan terms are uncertain.
- •Manchester City aims for a contract that includes a potential loan.
- •Trafford's rise has made him a valuable asset for the club.
- •Discussions are ongoing as Trafford represents England in the FIFA World Cup.
- 3:45 PMYahoo Sports — Manchester City float idea of contract proposal for first-team goalkeeper – Loan agreement involved
"Manchester City’s hierarchy are reportedly looking to protect the long-term future of their domestic cup hero James Trafford, outlining a specialised path to keep him on the books.Rival Premier Leag...
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