Media Watch - July 21st
Posted: Friday, July 21st 2017
Media Watch - July 22nd/23rd
Sunday, July 23rd 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
Luton Town manager Nathan Jones told Bedfordshire on Sunday that Bristol City have had a bid rejected for striker Isaac Vassell, who scored 14 goals last season after being signed from non-league Truro City.
HITC claims that Aston Villa's Ross McCormack is wanted by Sunderland. However, the media outlet suggests that City should consider recruiting the 30-year-old.
City overcame Atletico Union Guimar 6-0 on Saturday evening at the club's training base in Tenerife. Lee Johnson spoke exclusively to BCTV following the victory and the Bristol Post feature the head coach's comments.
Finally, Inside Futbol report that Leeds United are yet to make a bid for Aden Flint.
These stories have been reproduced from today's media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Bristol City FC.
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