Man City Star and Brazil international Ederson Moraes has signed a new contract with Saudi Club for A shocking fee of £40mllion

Man City has turned down £25 million offer for their “great” talent, according to Fabrizio Romano.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Manchester City is not happy with Al-Nassr’s most recent offer for one of their most important players.

Since Pep Guardiola’s arrival in 2016, City has apparently made it a point to let players depart at their own discretion — providing the buying club in issue follows their fee expectations — hence simplifying and uncomplicating their sales policy.

If Manchester City feels, however, that the amount in issue does not fit their needs, they will keep negotiating with the suitor in question in search of the best possible outcome for everybody concerned.

Al-Nassr reportedly hoped last Tuesday of closing a contract to sign Ederson Moraes within a week. Big-names like Cristiano Ronaldo, Aymeric Laporte, Sadio Mane and Marcelo Brozovic abound in the Saudi Pro League titans.

Ederson, said to be “amazing” by Andy Townsend, was seen in pre-season training at City according to the official X page of the club.

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Manchester City has turned down Al-Nassr’s initial €30 million (£25.2 million) offer to sign Ederson, according to Fabrizio Romano; they “won’t accept this amount.”

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According to the Italian journalist, the thirty-year-old has decided to join a Saudi Arabian team; City is requesting in excess of €50 million (£42 million) to sell its club history.

Romano has said that the agreement rests on both of the relevant clubs currently.

Regarding Ederson, Manchester City should keep to their guns.
Manchester City ultimately has no justification for offloading Ederson this summer; so, unless Al-Nassr is ready to compromise their fee expectations, they should keep their distance.

In his position, the accomplished goalkeeper stays among the best in the world; if Al-Nassr signed him, he would be among the few top players joining the Saudi Pro League.

Given Ederson’s importance to Manchester City as well, they are entitled to seek a more money than even £42 million to sell him.

Therefore, should Al-Nassr refuse to comply to their requests, City should hold to their guns and either choose to retain the mysterious goalie or sell him to a more suitable suiter.