Manchester City is keeping an eye on Charles De Ketelaere as a potential acquisition, seeing him as a potential successor to Kevin De Bruyne should the Florian Wirtz transfer fail. West Ham has shown concrete interest, but Manchester City, along with other clubs, is monitoring the situation.

Team Talk reports on the potential transfer of Charles De Ketelaere to Manchester City as an alternative to Florian Wirtz. If Florian Wirtz is unattainable, Charles De Ketelaere is considered a worthy alternative for Manchester City. His asking price is not expected to be too extravagant, but AC Milan holds a 10 percent sell-on clause which may increase the deal's value.

Charles De Ketelaere is increasingly being considered by Manchester City as a potential replacement for Kevin De Bruyne. He is currently having a strong season at Atalanta with eleven goals and eleven assists across all competitions. He is seen as a cheaper alternative to Wirtz or Musiala, with a market value estimated at 38 million euros.

Charles De Ketelaere has attracted attention from Manchester City as they consider him a potential successor to Kevin De Bruyne, who is approaching the end of his contract. The reigning English champions are aiming to rejuvenate their squad following an inconsistent season and see De Ketelaere as a valuable asset due to his adaptability and promising future in football. While no formal offer has been submitted at this time, a proposal might emerge as the summer transfer window approaches. This update was provided by English transfer analyst Graeme Bailey on TBR Football.