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Pep Guardiola Set to Let €74.3M Star Leave Manchester City in 2025

Bernardo Silva’s Future at Manchester City in Doubt as Contract Nears Expiration

Pep Guardiola plans for Bernardo Silva’s exit as contract nears end, with the Portuguese midfielder attracting interest from top European clubs.
Pep Guardiola is reportedly planning to let Bernardo Silva leave Manchester City in 2025, according to Fichajes.net. Despite having a contract with City until 2026, the Portuguese midfielder hasn’t received a new deal, and his future at the Etihad is now uncertain.

Silva, 30, has been with Manchester City since 2017, making 373 appearances and contributing 67 goals and 69 assists across all competitions. He has been an essential part of City’s success, helping the team secure six Premier League titles, two FA Cups, three EFL Cups, and most notably, the Champions League.

However, the talented midfielder’s form has shown signs of slowing down. This season, Silva has only managed one goal and three assists in 18 games, a sharp contrast to his usual high standards. With City facing a rough patch, Guardiola is reportedly looking at the future and planning potential reinforcements for his squad.

Despite Silva’s recent struggles, Manchester City still holds the 30-year-old in high regard. However, with his contract expiring in 2026, City is reportedly open to listening to offers for Silva next summer, should he decide to leave.

Silva’s experience and success at City mean that he still has plenty of suitors across Europe. Reports indicate that clubs from Italy, Spain, and France are keen on signing the talented midfielder. With his impressive track record, including multiple Premier League titles and international success, Silva would undoubtedly be a valuable asset to any team.

As the transfer window approaches, it remains to be seen where Silva’s next destination will be. For now, his future at Manchester City appears uncertain, but one thing is clear: if he leaves, there will be no shortage of clubs eager to sign him.

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