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Published on 2024-07-12 15:00:00
Manchester City has a history of selling players to clubs in the Saudi Pro League, with Riyad Mahrez and Aymeric Laporte departing in the previous summer transfer window. Now, Al-Nassr from the Saudi Pro League is reportedly pushing for a deal to acquire Ederson from City. The club has given City a 48-hour deadline to accept a bid between €25m to €30m for the Brazilian goalkeeper.
Ederson has been a key player for Manchester City since joining in 2017, making 332 appearances and winning numerous trophies. His potential departure would be a significant loss for the team, as he is considered a unique weapon and first-choice goalkeeper. City is reluctant to sell Ederson for a lower fee than they believe he is worth, as keeping him is crucial for their success as a footballing outfit.
The news of Ederson’s potential transfer highlights the ongoing negotiations between Al-Nassr and Manchester City. The Saudi club’s ultimatum puts pressure on City to make a decision within 48 hours, as they weigh the financial offer against the importance of retaining a key player like Ederson in their squad.
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