Manchester City News
By Tom Procter
Published on 2024-09-03 11:30:00
Manchester City made minimal moves in the summer transfer window, bringing in two players but losing experienced ones like Julian Alvarez and Sergio Gomez. Despite the transfer window closing in England, City continued to allow exits, with Issa Kabore and Joel Ndala leaving on loan deals. Ndala, a promising 18-year-old talent, has joined PSV Eindhoven with a potential permanent transfer fee of up to £8.4 million. City included a sell-on clause in the deal, showing their commitment to nurturing young talent like Ndala, who had progressed through the club’s academy but had not made his first-team debut.
Ndala’s move to the Netherlands provides him with a new challenge and the opportunity to showcase his skills in senior football, following the footsteps of other successful English talents who have thrived in the Eredivisie. City’s decision to include a sell-on clause reflects their strategy of protecting their investments in young players who may attract interest from top clubs in the future. This move highlights City’s focus on developing promising talents and ensuring that their potential is maximized even if they move on to other clubs.
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