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Published on 2024-07-16 07:34:41
One club has withdrawn from negotiations with Manchester City after failing with their the latest bid. City has offloaded young players and a fringe player but has not lost any big names from the first team. Speculation has surrounded goalkeeper Ederson, with Al-Nassri offering a large weekly salary, but a deal now seems unlikely as the club has withdrawn from negotiations. This could be considered a potential boost for City, as Ederson is an integral player known for his ball-playing ability.
Journalist Rudy Galetti reported that Al-Nassr have withdrawn from negotiations with City after their latest offer was not accepted. A bid of £25 million was sent, and while personal terms were agreed, the deal now appears to be off. Ederson has returned to the CFA for pre-season training after Brazil’s early exit from the Copa America, potentially signalling an end to the negotiations with Al-Nassr. This could be a significant development for City if Ederson stays this summer.
Ederson, who has been a key player for City since 2017, is known for his exceptional passing range as a goalkeeper. The potential collapse of the deal with Al-Nassr could be beneficial for City, as they value Ederson’s abilities both as a shot-stopper and in playing out from the back. The claim made by Galetti suggests that the move to Al-Nassr may not happen, providing City with a potential boost for the upcoming season.
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