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Everton defender John Stones has been registered with UEFA as a Manchester City player.
The England international has been linked with a move to Chelsea and Manchester United as well, but it seems that the young centre back is heading for Etihad.
The player was named in Manchester City’s Champions League squad on the UEFA official website.
UEFA have confirmed that Stones has been registered as a Manchester City player and they are double checking the transfer right now.
Their statement read: “He has been registered to play (for City). We are double-checking now as we have had a lot of calls about this.”
Although there is no official confirmation yet, it is evident that a transfer is all but done.
Apparently, Everton will receive a fee of around 42 million pounds for the England defender.
Chelsea were desperate to sign him last summer and submitted several offers for the talented young centre back. Jose Mourinho has been a keen admirer of the Everton star and he was linked with a move to Old Trafford as well.
The England international has been linked with a move to Chelsea and Manchester United as well, but it seems that the young centre back is heading for Etihad.
The player was named in Manchester City’s Champions League squad on the UEFA official website.
UEFA have confirmed that Stones has been registered as a Manchester City player and they are double checking the transfer right now.
Their statement read: “He has been registered to play (for City). We are double-checking now as we have had a lot of calls about this.”
Although there is no official confirmation yet, it is evident that a transfer is all but done.
Apparently, Everton will receive a fee of around 42 million pounds for the England defender.
Chelsea were desperate to sign him last summer and submitted several offers for the talented young centre back. Jose Mourinho has been a keen admirer of the Everton star and he was linked with a move to Old Trafford as well.
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