'Professional display in a big win' - Johnson
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Media Watch - June 5th
Monday, June 5th 2017
Here's a round-up of the latest online and newspaper media coverage about City.
The Telegraph says Tammy Abraham is reportedly keen to meet with Brighton & Hove Albion before deciding where to spend the 2017/18 campaign on loan. Fresh from his 26-goal haul for City, the Chelsea forward has been linked with Newcastle United but looks set to speak to the other automatically promoted side.
Sky Sports says City could turn their attentions to Fleetwood Town defender Cian Bolger - if Aden Flint departs Ashton Gate this summer.
Another defender supposedly catching the eye of Lee Johnson is New York Red Bulls left-back Kemar Lawrence, according to the Metro.
Meanwhile, Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling has visited Ashton Gate on the second leg of his March for Men in aid of Prostate Cancer UK, reports the Bristol Post.
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