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Manchester City still does not seem satisfied. Even after recruiting Omar Marmoush, Abdukodir Khusanov, Vitor Reis and Juma Bah, for a stammering total of 158 million euros, the Skyblues continue to scrutinize the market. The Mancunians have an interest in Nico González, but the task promises to be arduous, since O jogo Affirms that FC Porto refused an offer of 50 million euros for its midfielder.
The Portuguese media explains that the main interested party is enthusiastic about the idea of evolving in the current 4th of the Premier League, but the dragons wish to raise the auctions. The André Villas-Boas club wants the British stable to offer a check for 60 million euros, which corresponds to the amount of the 23-year-old release clause. Note that Barça, its training club, which sold it for 8.4 million euros in July 2023, could receive 40 % of the added value made by the Portuguese club.
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