Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has allegedly been targeted by a hacker trying to sell his private emails for £100,000.
The Sun reports a man was arrested by Greater Manchester Police this week after hacking into the Manchester City boss club email account while working at their Etihad base in 2017.
He claims to have got access to players' personal details and records of transfer talks.
The IT worker also claimed it was the 'easiest thing I've ever had to do' after accessing every email to and from the 49-year-old.
He claimed to have accessed Guardiola's account from his mobile and downloaded personal emails, confidential transfer exchanges and his entire contacts book.
And he revealed that he had seen information about 'possible transfers to City', saying he had seen chats that related to centre-backs Matthijs de Ligt and Sokratis Papastathopoulos.
He also claimed to have contact details for 'each player', including former goalkeeper Joe Hart and ex-captain Vincent Kompany.