Kalvin Phillips is open to leaving Manchester City when the transfer window reopens at the turn of the year.
The England international is in line to embark on a fresh challenge despite only heading to the Etihad Stadium from Leeds United last year.
Phillips is looking to reignite his career after failing to secure regular game time with the reigning Premier League champions.
Leeds United fans could see Manchester City star Kalvin Phillips return to Elland Road ‘one day’, and transfer insider Dean Jones has informed GIVEMESPORT whether a quickfire move back to his boyhood club is a possibility in January.
The England international embarked on a fresh challenge when he left the Whites by sealing a switch worth an initial £42million to the Etihad Stadium last year, with him viewing the chance to work under boss Pep Guardiola and compete for regular silverware as too good an opportunity to turn down.
But there is speculation over where Phillips’ long-term future lies, while Leeds chief Daniel Farke is plotting promotion to the Premier League at the first time of asking and could draft in reinforcements when the winter window opens for business after also spending more than £30million to improve his squad during the summer.
Phillips in demand amid Man City struggles
Phillips is open to securing a mid-season move away from Manchester City, according to i News, as he looks to secure more regular game time to boost his hopes of being included in England’s squad for Euro 2024.
The report suggests Newcastle United will consider reviving their interest in the defensive midfielder, who has been limited to just 70 minutes of Premier League action this season, as boss Eddie Howe is looking into making a loan signing which will plug the gap left by Sandro Tonali after his ban for breaching betting regulations.
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