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Published on 2024-07-16 10:00:00
Manchester City are looking to discuss an improved pay package for goalkeeper Ederson as he has been linked with a move to Saudi Arabia after losing his starting spot towards the end of last season due to injury. Despite interest from the Middle-Eastern side, no concrete developments have occurred in the summer transfer window, with Manchester City turning down a £25 million offer from Al-Nassr. Talks about a new pay deal to keep Ederson at the club are set to begin as his current contract runs until 2026.
While Manchester City are open to the idea of Ederson exploring Saudi Arabian interest, they are looking for an offer that represents his value to the club and the years left on his contract. Ederson’s agent Jorge Mendes is expected to have conversations with the club about a potential new deal, and discussions could also involve the futures of other players like Bernardo Silva and Matheus Nunes, who have been linked with moves away from the club. Despite interest from suitors, Manchester City are looking to recoup a significant fee if they were to allow players like Nunes to leave.
Despite interest from Saudi Arabia, Manchester City are focused on renegotiating Ederson’s contract and potentially discussing the futures of other players like Bernardo Silva and Matheus Nunes. The club is looking for a deal that reflects the players’ value and the years remaining on their contracts. With Mendes expected to have conversations with the club this week, the situation regarding potential transfers and new deals could become clearer as the summer progresses.
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