Manchester City will reportedly reject all the offers for playmaker Bernardo Silva this summer. Hence, it looks like Saudi clubs and other interested clubs have no chance of signing him.
The Premier League giants are also willing to give him a pay rise to sign a contract extension. However, Bernardo Silva has not yet made a decision on his long-term future.
MANCHESTER CITY DO NOT WANT TO SELL PORTUGUESE PLAYMAKER
According to reports, Manchester City have no intentions to sell playmaker Bernardo Silva this summer transfer window. There were suggestions that the Premier League giants are open to selling for the right price. However, the recent reports have clarified that the club does not want to lose Bernardo Silva after losing Riyad Mahrez to the Saudi club.
Manchester City do not want major changes in their squad after the treble last season. Hence, they are also willing to extend the contract of Bernardo Silva. They are also willing to give him a pay-rise to keep him at the club. Therefore, the club consider Silva not for sale at any price this summer. However, Saudi clubs and other interested clubs are keeping an eye on his situation.
SAUDI CLUBS AND OTHER INTERESTED CLUBS ARE KEEPING AN EYE ON HIS SITUATION
According to reports, Saudi clubs and other interested clubs are keeping an eye on his situation. Saudi clubs are ready to offer him a mega raise on his salary. Whereas, PSG and Barcelona are also long-time admirers of the Portuguese playmaker. However, none of the sides have made a bid or given a proposal of personal terms for Bernardo Silva.
Manchester City also continue to include the playmaker in the friendly games. Hence, at the moment, there are no advance negotiations for Bernardo Silva. Silva is also focused on the friendlies with the Premier League giants. There are also suggestions that Bernardo Silva will sign a contract extension before the new season giants.
Manchester City are also planning new signings after the confirmed sale of Riyad Mahrez. They are targeting a winger signing to replace Riyad Mahrez. Whereas, a new right-back is also not ruled out because of the uncertain futures of Sergio Gomez, Joao Cancelo and Kyle Walker.
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