Wesley (Flamengo)
Summer 2025 transfer window
Manchester City are monitoring 21-year-old Flamengo right-back Wesley as part of their plans to reinforce several positions this summer, with interest also coming from Liverpool and Manchester United.
Wesley is considered one of Brazil’s brightest emerging talents and could cost around £30m. City are also exploring signings in midfield and forward roles, including a No. 10.
Erling Haaland (Manchester City)
May 2025
Erling Haaland has acknowledged Manchester City’s underwhelming season, conceding the team lacked hunger and performance levels dropped following years of success. He stated there are “no excuses” and that even his own contributions weren’t good enough.
Despite injuries like Rodri’s and Haaland’s own recent ankle issue, the Norwegian striker emphasized that the squad’s mentality has dipped. City lost the Premier League title to Liverpool and were eliminated early from the Champions League. Haaland has returned to training and is likely to play against Southampton ahead of the FA Cup final.
Jack Grealish (Manchester City)
May 2025
Napoli are targeting Man City’s Jack Grealish as a marquee summer signing, with new manager Antonio Conte reportedly a big admirer. Grealish is said to be open to leaving the Etihad.
Conte sees Grealish as a transformative player who could elevate Napoli’s Champions League ambitions. Napoli may face competition from other top European clubs for his signature.
Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City)
Summer 2025
Kevin De Bruyne has confirmed he will leave Manchester City when his contract expires this summer, expressing surprise at receiving no renewal offer from the club that he has served since 2015.
Despite helping City win six Premier League titles and a Champions League, the club decided against extending terms for the 33-year-old, citing his declining fitness and output. De Bruyne has missed 40 games since June 2023 and has only managed 17 Premier League starts this season.
Pep Guardiola (Manchester City)
May 2025
Pep Guardiola has clarified he will take a break from football once he eventually leaves Manchester City, but he has no plans to retire. The Spaniard remains contracted with the club until June 2027 and emphasized he isn’t planning to leave imminently.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Guardiola explained his previous comments, stating that after his time at City ends—whenever that may be—he intends to rest for an undetermined period. He ruled out retiring and reaffirmed his current commitment to City.
Kevin De Bruyne (Manchester City)
May 2025 (Ongoing Transfer Talks)
Chicago Fire FC are in advanced talks to sign Man City star Kevin De Bruyne on a Designated Player contract as he prepares to leave the Premier League at season’s end.
With Inter Miami holding his discovery rights but currently maxed out on DPs, Chicago—with one DP slot available and strong ownership backing—emerged as the frontrunner, though other MLS clubs and European options remain in play.
Diogo Costa (Porto)
April 2025
Manchester City are tracking Porto’s Diogo Costa as a potential replacement for Ederson, amid uncertainty over the Brazilian’s future.
Costa, Portugal’s No. 1, is represented by the same agent as Ederson. With two years left on his Porto deal, a transfer is possible if he doesn’t renew.
Andrea Cambiaso (Juventus)
April 2025
Manchester City are preparing another approach for Andrea Cambiaso after tracking the Juventus full-back throughout the season.
Cambiaso has established himself as a regular for Juventus, making 39 appearances across all competitions during the current campaign.
Andrea Cambiaso (Juventus)
April 2025
Manchester City are closely monitoring Juventus wing-back Andrea Cambiaso, planning a renewed summer approach after scouting him all season.
Cambiaso has impressed with 39 appearances, solidifying his place as a regular starter for Juventus in 2024-25.
James McAtee (Manchester City)
Summer 2025 Transfer Window
Nottingham Forest are interested in signing Manchester City’s James McAtee, who is admired by manager Nuno Espirito Santo ahead of a potential Champions League campaign.
Despite interest from multiple Premier League clubs and City reluctant to sell, Forest are monitoring McAtee, who has one year left on his contract at the Etihad.
