Manchester City's Mfuni and Bah to join Coventry and Augsburg on loan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 1:50 PM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

Manchester City confirmed that Stephen Mfuni will spend the 2026-27 season on loan at Coventry City, who are looking to improve after losing their first two Premier League games. Mfuni, a promising young centre-back, aims to secure a starting role to enhance his development. Meanwhile, Juma Bah is set to join FC Augsburg in Germany on loan, which includes an option for the club to buy him for over €20 million. Bah's loan marks his third since signing for City in January 2025, and it appears he may be sold in the future following his stint abroad.
- •Stephen Mfuni joins Coventry City on loan for the season.
- •Mfuni will aim for playing time in the Premier League.
- •Juma Bah heads to FC Augsburg with a buy option.
- •Augsburg's deal for Bah is worth over €20 million.
- •Bah's loan will be his third since joining Manchester City.
- 1:50 PMYahoo Sports — Two promising Manchester City defenders are heading out on loan
"Manchester City have again sent a host of promising young players out on loan for the 2026-27 season. It is a method that City have employed with a degree of success to further the development of thei...
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