Manchester City reject opening bid for Ederson from Al Nassr
Manchester City have turned down an initial £25 million offer from Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr for their goalkeeper Ederson.
Despite reports earlier this month suggesting that City were anticipating a bid, they have now rejected the proposal.
The club seeks a fee exceeding £30 million before considering Ederson’s departure.
Should the transfer occur, Ederson would join Cristiano Ronaldo and former City teammate Aymeric Laporte at Al Nassr.
City reject Al Nassr offer for Ederson – Getty image
Ederson, who joined Man City from Benfica in 2017, has been instrumental in their success, securing six Premier League titles, two FA Cups, four Carabao Cups, and a Champions League.
He has made 332 appearances for the club, and his current contract runs until June 2026.
Recall City recently extended the contract of their second-choice goalkeeper, Stefan Ortega, until the end of the 2025/26 season.
