It wasn’t just goalkeeper James Trafford who had a sporting encounter with his first season in a Manchester City shirt. The former Burnley goalkeeper reached the pinnacle of playing in the FA Cup and League Cup to two titles, but his role as the first goalkeeper in the Premier League disappeared with the appointment of the world’s best goalkeeper, Donnarumma. ForTijjani Reijnders started his debut season very promisingly, then came January and the Dutch midfielder disappeared to the bench on matchday.
Trafford are on their way to Leeds after a poor season at City, now it is also reported that Reijnders is leaving.
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According to hyperactive transfer journalist Romano, both Newcastle and Nottingham Forest have picked up on signals of a potential exit for the Dutchman, and are very interested in taking advantage of the opportunity.
Reijnders was brought to City from AC Milan for around £46 million, as Serie A’s midfielder with the most goals and assists. A five-year contract was signed, but now it is already on the exit. The signals from Enzo Maresca are apparently the same as those from Guardiola this winter: Sorry, City still can’t offer you enough playing time.
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