Premier League giants Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City all want to sign Valencia defender Cristhian Mosquera.
According to a report from Fichajes, Arsenal, Liverpool, and Manchester City are all interested in acquiring the services of Cristhian Mosquera. The Valencia centre-back has made quite a name for himself, and the three Premier League giants could soon enter a bidding war for his signature.
Mosquera has come up the ranks at Valencia. He was promoted to their first team at the start of 2023, and he has not looked back since. The Spaniard has established himself as one of the best young defenders in Spain, and there is no shortage of interest in his services.
The 20-year-old defender’s contract with the Spanish outfit runs until the summer of 2026, and he is valued at around €30 million. While signing him won’t be that straightforward, clubs are looking at him as an investment for the long run.
Premier League giants want to sign Mosquera
Valencia will try their best to keep hold of the young sensation. But given the kind of financial strength the English clubs have, they will most likely manage to strike a deal for him. Manchester City are looking to freshen things could at the back.
Manuel Akanji and Nathan Aké’s future at the club look uncertain, and Mosquera could be an ideal addition in case either of them leave. He will bolster their squad and give them a young and exciting option for the long run.
Arsenal’s interest in Mosquera. They already have a solid backline that has been putting in consistent performance. However, Mikel Arteta wants to further strengthen the rotation. The Gunners feel the Valencia centre-back could perfectly complement William Saliba and Gabriel Magalhaes.
With Jakub Kiwior’s future uncertain, Mosquera could be a great upgrade for the Gunners at the back. Liverpool are also keen on his signature. The Reds are looking to prepare for life without Virgil van Dijk, and they see the 20-year-old centre-back as a possible successor to the Dutch defender who could leave the club next summer with his contract running out.
