Tijjani Reijnders, the Dutch player currently playing for the Italian Serie A team AC Milan, is negotiating an offer from the English club Manchester City.
According to a report by One Football on Friday (30 May), the Serie A giants have made great efforts to keep Reijnders, but Manchester City are now focusing more on their goal of attracting him.
According to the latest reports, the player of Indonesian descent has expressed his willingness to move to Manchester City and is open to the idea of the transfer.
Reijnders is very happy at Milan, where he has a good relationship with everyone, but he is open to the idea of moving to Manchester City.
Now, all Milan need is an unmissable offer for the midfielder. They are looking for a fee of more than $65 million (£50 million) or around Rp1 trillion, and Manchester City are willing to meet it.
The two clubs are in constant contact and have a good relationship, but the Citizens are trying to negotiate the price in order to lower the fee. No offer has been made yet, but it could be done soon.
Manchester City’s head coach, Pep Guardiola, wants Reijnders to join the team as soon as possible in order to strengthen their ranks for this season’s Club World Cup.
There are even reports that Reijnders has said goodbye to his AC Milan teammates.
A senior Milan-based journalist named Carlo Pallageti conveyed this information directly on his YouTube channel, stating that Reijnders had said goodbye to his AC Milan teammates.
“I heard Reijnders say goodbye to his teammates. Of course, we can say goodbye to wish someone a good holiday, but that implies he said goodbye to everyone at Milanello. Reijnders said goodbye to his teammates, and it didn’t seem like a goodbye from a player on holiday,” Carlo Pallegeti said, as quoted by Sempre Milan.
Reijnders was one of AC Milan’s best players this season, scoring 15 goals and providing 5 assists in 54 matches.
