Telegraph: Dortmund and Frankfurt and other teams are interested in McCarty, with Manchester City priced at 35 million pounds

According to the Daily Telegraph, Manchester City priced McCarty for 35 million pounds, and many other teams were interested. The Telegraph reported that Nottingham Forest, West Ham, Dortmund and Frankfurt are all competing for McCarty, and most of the player's suitors originally wanted to sign him for £20-25 million. McCarty's contract with Manchester City has entered its final year, but it is understood that the asking price of Manchester City is about 35 million pounds, which means a large valuation gap.

The media went on to point out that McCarty's suitors were not deterred, and Forest is one of the teams that may be deeply interested in McCarty in the coming days, but some important negotiations are needed to reach an agreement.

Manchester City sold Palmer to Chelsea in 2023 for £42.5 million and has been using this as a benchmark for McCarty's valuation. Recently, McCarty appeared in Germany to hold talks with Frankfurt and Dortmund, and he is believed to be impressed by what he learned.

Forest and West Ham are also actively fighting for McCarty to strengthen their offensive line. Forest has sold Elanga for 55 million pounds, and Gibbs White's future is uncertain. West Ham coach Porter hopes to strengthen his offense, after Kudus joined Tottenham for 55 million pounds.