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Manchester City 'expect Harry Kane, Jack Grealish updates by the weekend'

Man City 'expect Kane, Grealish updates by the weekend'
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Manchester City reportedly hope that there will be positive developments in their pursuit of Harry Kane and Jack Grealish by the end of the week.

Manchester City are reportedly hopeful of making progress in their pursuit of Harry Kane and Jack Grealish in the near future.

Pep Guardiola has allegedly identified the England pair as his priority transfer targets ahead of the 2021-22 campaign.

However, neither Tottenham Hotspur or Aston Villa want to sell their most prized assets, insisting on transfer fees in excess of £150m and £100m respectively.

According to the Daily Mail, City are confident that they may make the breakthrough in discussions over the coming days.

The pair have each enjoyed a two-week break since representing the Three Lions at Euro 2020, effectively delaying resolutions regarding their futures.

Nevertheless, it appears that City are now ready to make considerable strides in signing at least one of the duo before the end of the summer window.

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Monday's key events


ATHLETICS
· There are no Brits in the women's 100m hurdles final, but Puerto Rico's Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, fresh from breaking the Olympic record in the semis, will hope to pip world record holder Kendra Harrison to gold (3.50am)
· The women's 5000m final also has no Team GB representation, but two-time world champion Hellen Obiri of Kenya will be looking to add an Olympic gold to her list of honours (1.40pm)

SAILING
· The women's skiff 49er FX (6.33am) and men's skiff 49er (7.33am) come to their conclusion, with Team GB involved in both medal races

FOOTBALL
· A place in the women's gold medal match is up for grabs, starting with an all-North American semi-final between United States and Canada (9am)
· Australia, who edged past Team GB's in a seven-goal quarter-final thriller, take on Sweden in the second semi-final (12pm)

CYCLING
· The track cycling schedule gets underway, with Team GB holding a particular interest in the team pursuit qualifying. Laura Kenny is part of the women's team (7.54am), while the men's team includes Ed Clancy (9.02am)

ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS
· The Gadirova twins Jessica and Jennifer will both take part in the women's floor final as they look to add to their team bronze (9.57am)

WEIGHTLIFTING
· Newly-crowned European champion Emily Campbell flies the flag for Great Britain in the women's +87kg, but faces stiff competition for medals from China's Li Wenwen and New Zealand's Laurel Hubbard (11.50am)

HOCKEY
· The women's hockey quarter-finals begin, with Team GB last up against Spain (1pm)

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