Media Watch - July 6th
Posted: Thursday, July 6th 2017
Media Watch - July 7th
Friday, July 7th 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
City Women midfielder Chloe Arthur has spoken openly for the first time about the death of her father in the Clutha Bar police helicopter disaster in Glasgow. Arthur spoke to BBC Sport while on duty with Scotland ahead of Euro 2017.
The72 believe City could be on the verge of signing Fulham goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli.
Get West London report Josh Scowen opted to join QPR ahead of Aston Villa, City and Nottingham Forest because of a "gut feeling".
Elsewhere, Fotbolldirekt in Sweden suggest Gustav Engvall could go out on loan to a Sky Bet Championship club on his return to England.
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