The full-back is apparently of interest to several Premier League clubs, including Manchester City.
Reports in Spain claim Manchester City are interested in Atletico Madrid defender Nahuel Molina and face competition from Arsenal.
It is being suggested by Fijaches that the player’s agent has received interest from City as well as Arsenal and Aston Villa. It adds that Molina’s representatives are set to meet with Atletico in the coming weeks to iron out a resolution. Elsewhere, Mundo Deportivo claims Bernardo Silva was Barcelona’s top target but due to their financial constraints, they could not afford him which prompted the player to sign a Blues renewal until 2026.
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