Manchester City have revealed they have made Ousmane Dabo, Danny Mills and Paul Dickov available for transfer.
Eriksson ready to sell
Manchester City have revealed they have made Ousmane Dabo, Danny Mills and Paul Dickov available for transfer.
The trio struggled to secure regular first-team football last season and, following the arrival of new manager Sven Goran Eriksson, City have admitted they are ready to listen to offers.
Eriksson has spent big since his arrival at the City of Manchester Stadium and has brought in a number of new signings, which has deemed Dabo, Mills and Dickov surplus to requirements.
French midfielder Dabo is perhaps best known for his training ground bust up with former city player Joey Barton, while Mills enjoyed a successful time at Leeds before moving to Manchester in 2004.
Dickov is currently in his second spell at City having previously played for the club between 1996 and 2002.
The Scottish striker, who has 10 international caps, then had stints at Blackburn and Leicester before returning to City in 2006.
