Officials from the Saudi Pro League are reportedly willing to offer Manchester City over £100m to sign one of their star players.
During the previous summer transfer window, City sold Riyad Mahrez to Al-Ahli for £30m and Aymeric Laporte to Al Nassr for £23m.
when you consider the range of things they are capable of doing without getting hurt.
York sustained a grade 2 AC joint sprain to one shoulder on February 15. The 23-year-old scored 10 goals and provided 20 assists in 22:37 minutes per game this season without missing a match.
Just three NHL players saw more minutes per game than York did from the start of March to the end of the season in mid-April: Mike Matheson of the Canadiens (25:58), John Carlson of the Capitals (25:57), and Drew Doughty of the Kings (25:14).
Sanheim stated, “I think Yorky took huge steps this season.” “In my opinion, everyone was aware of his skill set. The way his game has matured this season, in my opinion,
He said: “Kevin De Bruyne remains a Saudi target, but the Belgian has not yet given any indication he wants to leave Manchester City.
“A transfer is also arguably harder to pull off this summer because of Euro 2024. Players like De Bruyne will only be focused on that tournament and the season will start shortly after.
“De Bruyne is not the kind of player that will want uncertainty over his future. If he was to move he would want to do so before the season starts rather than at the end of the window.
“It’s been clear for some time Manchester City want him to extend. Saudi dealmakers are prepared to be patient.
“They will try for De Bruyne in 2025 if they feel it’s a lost cause this summer. But until De Bruyne puts pen to paper, Saudi officials will continue to take meetings with the De Bruyne camp and are prepared to offer over £100m to Manchester City.
“It is an ambitious swoop to pull off, but the Saudi project isn’t afraid to try for these kind of bold moves.”
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