According to a new report, Manchester City intends to permit both Bernardo Silva and Kevin De Bruyne to leave the club during the summer of this year.
After signing a new five-year contract in 2019, De Bruyne’s current contract at Etihad Stadium expires this summer. He originally signed the contract in 2019.
In the previous year, he was rumoured to be interested in moving to the Saudi Pro League; however, he ultimately chose to enter the final year of his contract with City.
Because he has been in and out of the City lineup throughout this season, the Belgian, who is 34 years old, has been largely dissatisfied with his performance. On the other hand, he has contributed eight goals in seventeen Premier League matches played within the United Kingdom.
However, despite the fact that Silva, who is thirty years old, has been a nearly constant presence for Pep Guardiola’s team throughout this season, the 30-year-old has received some criticism from fans for his approach.
There is a new report that suggests that Guardiola is planning to part ways with both players and will give De Bruyne the opportunity to finish out his contract before moving on to other things.
One Sky Sports According to Florian Plettenberg of Germany, Eduardo Camavinga, a midfielder for Real Madrid, is being considered for the role of replacing the two players.
Considering that his agency, CAA Stellar, was instrumental in facilitating Omar Marmoush’s transfer from Frankfurt to City in January, it is noteworthy that the two organisations have close ties to one another.
According to Don Balon, the France midfielder is determined to continue playing for Real Madrid, but only if Carlo Ancelotti continues to be the manager of the club beyond the current season.
According to reports, Camavinga has a close relationship with Carlo Ancelotti, and it is possible that he will leave the club if he is replaced at the end of the season. Xabi Alonso, the manager of Bayer Leverkusen, is currently the most likely candidate to take over as the new manager.
It was speculated that the midfielder might be transferred to Arsenal on loan in 2023; however, the player’s agent quickly disproved those rumours.
According to Fichajes, Camavinga could be put up for sale this summer for as little as seventy million euros, which would undoubtedly pique the interest of City’s management.
As a result of the fact that the 22-year-old player still has four years left on his contract and has been a consistent member of the starting eleven whenever he is healthy, it is possible that City will be required to pay a significantly higher fee to their competitors in the Champions League.
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