Team Talk reports on Manchester City's interest in signing Roma goalkeeper Mile Svilar amid competition from Chelsea. Manchester City are preparing to battle Chelsea for the signing of Roma goalkeeper Mile Svilar. Svilar is unhappy with Roma’s latest contract offer, prompting interest from Manchester City.

According to Tuttomercato, Manchester City is considering Mile Svilar as a potential reinforcement for their goalkeeper position. The club is closely monitoring Svilar as they explore alternatives for this role. It is suggested that Pep Guardiola is reflecting on possible squad changes following an inconsistent season, with the acquisition of a new goalkeeper possibly being a priority. The interest in Svilar has reportedly caused him to hesitate in renewing his contract with Roma, with a transfer fee estimated at 35 million euros.

Manchester City is contemplating a move for Mile Svilar, especially with the possibility of Ederson leaving for Saudi Arabia. AS Roma is having trouble extending Svilar's contract beyond 2027, potentially leading to a summer transfer. Manchester City is interested in acquiring Svilar.

Manchester City showed interest in Mile Svilar in January. Roma is working to renew his contract, but Svilar's salary demands have stalled negotiations. His current salary is 1 million euros per season, and he is asking for 4 million euros per season. Roma wants to retain him as he is one of the leaders of their project.