Saudi Arabia still draws on Manchester City

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By: Manu Tournoux

The door is open ! Guardiola no longer wants Aymeric

After Riyad Mahrez, Saudi Arabia is trying to steal Aymeric Laporte from Manchester City, he could join Al-Nassr.

The Saudi Arabian championship continues its XXL transfer window by gradually attracting stars from the European championships, the last of which is obviously Neymarwho joined Al Hilal for around 90 million euros. Recruitment which should continue with a new recruit from the European champion Manchester Citywhich has already ceded Riyad Mahrez to Al-Ahli.

Laporte will join CR7

According to information from Sky Sports And The Athleticthe Mancunian club would have accepted an offer ofAl Nassr For Aymeric Laporte. The Spanish defender, who played very little last season (16 matches in all competitions), no longer seems to fit into Pep Guardiola’s plans, in particular because of the strong competition in his position, reinforced by the arrival of Josko Gvardiol. Laporte could therefore join Cristiano Ronaldo on the side of Al-Nassr.

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