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Former Manchester City midfielder Michael Johnson has asked the press to leave him alone as he seeks to get on with his life away from football.
Man City manager Roberto Mancini will be forced to trim his squad over the next year, as he attempts to ensure that the Citizens can match new financial fair play [FFP] regulations that go into force over the next 12 months.
Birmingham City are looking at making a bid for Man City's wantaway young midfielder Michael Johnson. There has been plenty of paper talk this morning claiming that Johnson could quit the club if an offer of £4 million is received.
Arsenal have sounded out Manchester City about the possibility of landing England under-21 international midfielder Michael Johnson this summer, in a deal estimated to be worth up to £8 million.
Dennis Wise could be set for the chop at Newcastle United, as owner Mike Ashley starts afresh and begins a clean out at the troubled Toon side. It is understood Ashley is unimpressed with Wise's contribution since arriving at the club.
Newcastle are rumoured to be moving a step closer to sign the impressive coup of Michael Johnson for a reported £8 million GBP fee from Manchester City.
Manchester City have been linked with a £10 million move for Ivan Rakitic, the talented playmaker currently at German side Schalke 04. The Bundesliga giants are reluctant to sell the Croatian.
Manchester City midfielder Michael Johnson could be set to quit the club, according to reports. The player had been told that he is surplus to requirements at the City of Manchester, and Arsenal and Chelsea are on high alert.
Reports emanating from Spain this morning suggest that Mikel Arteta could well be on his way back to his homeland as Atletico Madrid have reportedly lodged an offer for the talented centre midfielder.
Both Everton and Liverpool are interested in signing Michael Johnson. The England under 21 midfielder has been a star for Man City this year, and Rafa Benitez and David Moyes are both reportedly keen on landing the player.
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