Manchester City negotiates with Australian Club Central Coast Mariners on the ability to attract the team`s playmaker Antoni Caceres who could become the first winter transfer of `citizens`.
In Australia were expecting a 23-year-old footballer to play ball overseas, but were surprised by the interest of the English Grand to talent.
`I didn`t know there was public information until I heard it this morning.`, said Mariners coach Tony Ualmsli.
`I know that the owner of the Mariners is in contact with the City Group. Caceres has a transfer amount on his contract. If Mike and the bosses of the City Group have agreed, I`m not familiar with it. But if so, what a great opportunity for Caceres to try to realize the potential that we all think we have.`
According to the local media, the Australian is about 500 thousand euros as it is believed that he may be a rental of the brotherly team of City-Melbourne City, which is a rival of the Mariners in the Australian Championships.
A major reason is that there are no European passport Caceres and might not get a work visa. Melbourne and Man City are owned by City football group, which owns the still New York City, as well as part of Japan`s Yokohama Marinos.
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