Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is reportedly keen to retain goalkeeper Ederson for next season. The club is preparing a final contract offer to incentivize him to stay, amidst interest from the Saudi Pro League.
According to The Sun, City will present Ederson with a significant contract extension. While the details haven’t been disclosed, it’s reported to be a long-term deal with a substantial raise, potentially around a 75% increase on his current wages.
The move comes in response to a lucrative offer Ederson has reportedly received from Al-Nassr, a Saudi Arabian club. The Sun claims this offer reaches £900,000 per week, a figure City likely won’t be able to match financially.
However, City seems determined to keep Ederson, and their improved contract offer reflects their desire to retain his services.
The final decision ultimately rests with Ederson, who must weigh the financial benefits of the Al-Nassr offer against staying with a competitive club like Manchester City under Guardiola’s management.