Amazing £43 Million First Team Manchester Player has instructed Man City Owners and Pep Guardiola that the want to Leave the Club In January, that Pep Guardiola is not giving Enough playing time
Amazing’ £43 million player wants to stay at Manchester City after January.
Bernardo Silva, the midfielder for Manchester City, will not be leaving the Etihad Stadium next month, with the club ready to dismiss any bids for him as ‘pointless’.
After opting to stay at the club in the summer, the Portuguese star remains one of Pep Guardiola’s essential players and has had another fantastic season so far.
Bernardo was the subject of renewed speculation in the final window, but he eventually signed a new contract, which reportedly featured a £50 million buyout clause.
On paper, this is a fairly reasonable clause for a player of his calibre.
Despite that clause, the player is not anticipated to leave City next month…
Bernardo Silva is not expected to leave Manchester City in January; instead, he wishes to remain.
The Daily Star has published a new study on Bernardo ahead of the winter season.
They suggest that, while Bernardo has a tempting buyout clause, he will not be leaving next month.
This is because the player wishes to remain with the club at least until the end of the season.
City are claimed to have ‘no desire’ to move the player, who is obviously a vitally valuable player to Pep Guardiola, as evidenced by his 22 appearances this season across several positions.
Bernardo has recently been linked with Barcelona and Benfica, his original club for whom he only ever made one league appearance.
Bernardo recently stated that he might be willing to return to them someday.
Despite the clause, City is unlikely to lose Bernardo in the middle of the season.
City losing their £43 million signing Bernardo in January was never going to be a plausible scenario.
Some clubs may want to activate that clause, but Bernardo’s position appears to be very clear: he wants to finish the season at City.
That is fantastic news for Pep Guardiola, because the 29-year-old is clearly one of the top players in the world in terms of tactical grasp of the game and versatility. The star is ‘incredible,’ as Gary Neville observed last season as he received his Premier League winners’ gold.
It’s possible he’ll depart the club next summer, but given that he appeared to be leaving in the summer of 2023, many City fans would be prepared for that possibility.
