Discussions between Al Ittihad and Manchester City regarding the transfer of goalkeeper Ederson have hit a standstill. Manchester City have set a firm price of €50-60 million for the Brazilian shot-stopper, and they are unwilling to negotiate below this valuation.
Man City’s Stance
Manchester City have made it clear that they will not entertain any offers below their specified price range. The club’s firm stance comes amidst ongoing interest from various clubs, particularly from the Saudi Pro League.
Al Ittihad’s Position
Al Ittihad, while interested in securing Ederson’s services, are also exploring other potential options from La Liga. This indicates that the Saudi club is not solely focused on the Manchester City goalkeeper and is keeping their options open.
Background
- On 24 July, Pep Guardiola expressed uncertainty about Ederson’s future at Manchester City.
- On 22 July, reports emerged about Ederson’s potential move to the Saudi Pro League.
- On 15 July, Manchester City rejected a €30 million bid from Al Nassr for Ederson.
- On 4 July, Manchester City acknowledged Ederson’s discussions with Saudi clubs.
- On 3 July, Ederson was linked with a move to Saudi clubs, with Manchester City open to his departure.
The situation remains fluid, with both clubs holding firm on their positions.