Adam Johnson has confirmed that
he would be ready to quit Manchester City if he can not command a
first-team place.
Since moving from Middlesbrough
in January, the 23-year-old winger has emerged as one of
the best attacking players in the country.
But despite his good form, which has seen him emerge as a
regular in the England squad, he is far from being first choice at
Eastlands under Roberto Mancini.
When Johnson joined City from Boro, he stated that he was playing
catch-up having played understudy to Stewart Downing for many years at The Riverside.
Now Johnson is far less patient and looks unlikely to accept a
substitutes' role at City.
"Every footballer has to think about it when the time comes. It
is still early but I definitely would consider it," said Johnson
when asked whether he would quit City.
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