“Oh no Hidden Reason” High paid Man City star has decided to leave the club at the end of the season – report

Report: The £300,000-per-week star is participating in his last Man City games.

According to a major update, a “world-class” Manchester City player has made a significant decision regarding his future, and there’s a crucial reason for it.

News about Man City transfers
With a number of high-profile names recently linked to moves to the Etihad, Pep Guardiola will be hoping for some impressive new arrivals to come in and shake things up once more this summer. Jarrad Branthwaite, a center back for Everton who was one of the few bright spots in a dismal season for the Blues, is favored to move down the M62 this summer. He is thought to be John Stones’ long-term replacement because he shares some characteristics with the current Cityzens star.

In the meantime, should Stefan Ortega leave Roma, Mile Svilar, the Serbian goalkeeper who has made a total of 18 appearances in both Serie A and the Europa League this season, has also been linked to a move to City.

The most intriguing option to surface recently is probably Jamal Musiala of Bayern Munich. The 21-year-old, who joined the Bundesliga powerhouse from Chelsea in 2019, may be eager to return to England during the summer transfer window.

Moving forward, it is also imperative that City’s current big names stay with the team; an encouraging recent update indicates that Rodri is expected to receive a lucrative new contract. With a record 60 Premier League games without a loss under his belt, the Spaniard is perhaps his team’s most important player.

Recent events have revealed a significant development about another undisputed City legend, which will undoubtedly worry fans.

“World-class” Manchester City star wishes to go
Football Insider has reported that Manchester City star Bernardo Silva wishes to depart this summer, citing the unfavorable English weather as justification. His desire for a “better style of living” outside of his current place of residence implies that a move overseas at the end of the season is now imminent.

The 29-year-old has made 345 appearances, winning five Premier League titles, one Champions League, and many other trophies. He has previously been linked to moves away from the Etihad but has chosen to stay put.

Pundits on Sky Sports News have praised the £300,000-a-week player as “world-class,” and Guardiola has waxed poetic about one of his all-time favorite players to coach.

“I’ve had the good fortune to coach some excellent players for Bayern and Barcelona. He is among the greatest players I have ever had the pleasure of training. His skill as a football player is exceptional.Because he fully comprehends the rules of the game and every move made with and without the ball, Bernardo is a versatile football player who can play anywhere.”

Though some may see sense in cashing in on Bernardo this summer given that he turns 30 in August, he is not at all showing signs of being past his prime.