Manchester City is searching the market for reinforcements for the future. And, according to the English press, Guardiola has gone to look at Filip Stevanovic, the 18-year-old from Serbian Partizan de Belgrade.
At the Etihad Stadium, they are already thinking about the next transfer market. They were left with the desire to make a few more transfers.
According to the 'Manchester Evening News', City have been watching Filip Stevanovic for some time now. He plays for Partizan Belgrade as a left winger and, at 18, is already being compared to Jovic.
For him, City would reportedly be willing to pay up to 6.5 million euros. A figure with which they hope to convince the Serbian team to give the green light to his departure.
Stevanovic has a contract with Partizan until 2022. In the 2019-20 season he scored nine goals and got two assists in the 35 matches played.
He is already being followed at City. It remains to be seen if, once the season opens in January, there will be a firm attempt made for Stevanovic.