Al-Nassr have submitted an initial proposal with Manchester City to sign their star goalkeeper Ederson.
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- Al-Nassr submit initial proposal for Ederson
- First offer much less than Man City's demand
- English club to offer new deal to Brazilian
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WHAT HAPPENED?
Per Fabrizio Romano, the Saudi Pro League giants have launched an initial bid worth €30m (£25m) to sign Manchester City custodian Ederson this summer. The Premier League champions, however, are set to reject the offer as they will demand a fee in excess of €50m (£42m).
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
The Brazilian has reportedly agreed to make a move to the Middle East after Al-Nassr offered him a whopping £900,000-a-week deal. The Premier League champions, on the other hand, will place a final 'take it or leave it' offer in front of the star goalkeeper to prevent him from joining Cristiano Ronaldo's side.
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DID YOU KNOW?
With the Brazil international's existing contract set to expire in two years, time is running out for the English club to earn a hefty transfer fee. If he does not agree to put pen to paper on the new contract, City are expected to sell him.
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WHAT NEXT FOR MANCHESTER CITY?
The reigning champions have begun their pre-season under manager Pep Guardiola and are set to travel to the US later this month to play friendly matches against Celtic, AC Milan, Barcelona and Chelsea.