US EditionManchester City Reach Agreement over €70m Transfer - Pushing to Get It Done for Club World Cup - Sport Witness
- Manchester City is negotiating a transfer for Dutch midfielder Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan in summer 2025, aiming to complete it before the Club World Cup.
- The club made an initial €60 million offer including bonuses, which Milan rejected, demanding between €75 million and €80 million for Reijnders.
- Reijnders, aged 25 or 26, played 54 matches last season for Milan, scoring 15 goals and providing 5 assists, and he has agreed personal terms with City.
- Pep Guardiola’s side is pressing to secure the deal quickly, with confidence it will conclude soon, influenced also by AC Milan’s coaching change under Allegri.
- Ongoing talks suggest City may increase their bid, with the transfer’s outcome expected within days as they seek Reijnders’ availability for the upcoming Club World Cup.
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Reijnders and Man City have agreement on personal terms, Milan hold out for €75m - Football Italia
Saturday’s reports claim that there is an agreement in principle in place between Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders and Premier League outfit Manchester City, while the Rossoneri hold out for a €75m price tag. Reijnders, who has spent the last two seasons in San Siro, has been strongly linked with a move away from Serie A to join Man City in the summer transfer window. Reports earlier in the week claim that Milan have rejected an initial offer …
Manchester City reach agreement over €70m transfer - Pushing to get it done for Club World Cup - Sport Witness
Manchester City have reached an agreement with AC Milan over a deal for midfielder Tijjani Reijnders. That’s according to journalist Orazio Accomando, who reports that Manchester City have agreed a €70m deal for the Dutchman with their Italian counterparts. That is the total sum, including bonuses. He adds that the ‘final bureaucratic details’ are still
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