Manchester City forced to cut Joe Hart’s £20m asking price after NO takers come forward in Premier League


MANCHESTER CITY are being forced to slash their asking price on outcast Joe Hart because there are no takers.

Pep Guardiola has slapped a £20million price-tag on Hart as he aims to offload the England stopper this summer.

Joe Hart has enjoyed an impressive season at Serie A side Torino
Manchester City are being forced to slash their £20m asking price
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City have already splashed out a world record fee £34.9million on keeper Ederson from Benfica just a year after landing Claudio Bravo for £18m.


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And with the club eager to get Hart off the wage bill, clubs are unwilling to meet City’s current asking price according to the Mirror.

Hart wants guaranteed first team football, preferably with a Premier League club, and has ruled out extending his time at Torino where he has spent the season on-loan.

But his hopes of playing Champions League football look slim as West Ham show an interest in the 30-year-old.

Joe Hart wants assurances that he will be No1 before deciding on his next club
Joe Hart has spent the season on-loan at Torino
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Ederson has all but confirmed his move to Manchester City
Ederson joined Manchester City in a record £34.9m deal
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Pep Guardiola wants both kylian Mbappe and Virgil van Dijk
Pep Guardiola is desperate to get Joe Hart off the wage bill
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Torino Goalkeeper Joe Hart does an advert in Italian with Andrea Belotti

Everton and Leicester are also keen particularly as the Foxes fear they could lose Kasper Schmeichel this summer.

Hart's wage demands are also proving a major stumbling back as he currently pockets around £130,000-a-week.

Liverpool have recently cooled their interest as Jurgen Klopp seems set on sticking with Simon Mignolet.


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