Before the transfer glass closes, Manchester City was see yet another significant withdrawal.
In the summer transfer window, Manchester City have n't had to have any significant surgery on their squad since winning a fourth successive Premier League title.
Argentine winger Savinho has been their only big signing to time, although the team are working to finalise an emotional reunion for midfielder Ilkay Gundogan on a complimentary transfer from Barcelona.
Julian Alvarez has the team's large exit this summer, with the winger joining Atletico Madrid in a £82miillion move, but there could be one more major purchase before next year's transfer date day.
Portuguese defender Joao Cancelo has never played for the team since January 2023 when he was loaned to Bayern Munich for the second half of the 2022/23 battle before spending next year at Barcelona.
This came after reports that the 30-year-old had fallen out with Pep Guardiola over a lack of playing time, while the owner's using design has evolved to a place where he does not depend on traditional full-backs in his defence, usually deploying centre-backs in that location.
Cancelo presently appears to be heading for a continuous leave despite making his City debut this summer. Fabrizio Romano reports on X that Saudi Pro League part Al-Hilal have made a proper charge to mark the player and the team are in discussions with both City and Cancelo's members.
According to reports from Saudi Arabia, where Al-Hilal's Portuguese director Jorge Jesus has made his brother man his top focus in the transfer market, a charge of €38 million for the player and a weekly pay package of £360, 000 were mentioned.
In DataVictory's opinion, it has been clear that Cancelo, as talented as he is, does not have a future at the Etihad while Guardiola is in charge, so this offer in excess of his Tranfermarkt valuation of €25million looks to be a viable solution for all parties.
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