Bernardo Silva of Manchester City is leaving his options open after receiving bids from Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Al-Hilal. The Manchester City player has been open about his desire to move on from the Etihad Stadium, with his heart set on a move to Barcelona. Pep Guardiola has stated that the club will not stand in Silva’s way this summer and will only sanction a sale if an offer in the region of €100 million is received.
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Barcelona, PSG, and Al-Hilal are all interested in signing Bernardo Silva. However, a summer departure is not guaranteed because City wants to maintain the Portuguese international.
In January, the 28-year-old claimed he was open to a “new project” in the coming years, but then said he didn’t know what his future held. It’s unclear whether he’ll stay at City, where he has two years left on his contract.
Silva received an offer from Al-Hilal earlier this week, and if he accepts, he would join footballing superstars like as Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, and N’Golo Kante, with more big names on the way.
City want to extend Silva’s contract, but he will make his decision following a difficult season for both club and nation. The former Monaco star, who made 55 appearances last season, will have a lot to think about in the coming weeks.
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PSG are apparently willing to go to any length to bring the 28-year-old versatile forward to the French capital this summer, despite Man City’s exorbitant asking price.
The Spanish giants have been courting the midfielder for some time but have yet to launch an official approach, with Man City asking a hefty amount to let go of the Portuguese playmaker.Barcelona’s well-documented financial difficulties imply that they cannot afford to pay such a large sum.
Silva has been crucial to Manchester City’s treble push this season, albeit his statistics do not tell the whole story, with five goals and seven assists in 49 games across all competitions.
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