Manchester City's price tags for two of their wantaway stars have now reportedly been revealed.
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The Citizens have two South Americans who are keen on leaving the Etihad Stadium during this off-season, the first of them being Brazilian goalkeeper Ederson.
According to ESPN, the 30-year-old is wanted by Al Ittihad in the Saudi Pro League, and the shot-stopper has agreed to personal terms with the nine-time Saudi champions.
The Manchester club is said to be open to letting the Osasco native leave, but not without the interested party paying a valuation they view as viable.
The abovementioned publication states that while the Premier League title holders received offers from Al Ittihad and Al Nassr of £25 million (R590 million) for Ederson, they are seeking closer to £40 million (R945 million) for his signature.
The Selecao star is seemingly intrigued at the prospect of potentially being the highest-paid goalkeeper in the world, but Argentine forward Julian Alvarez is believed to be keen to leave Manchester for a different reason.
The 24-year-old arrived at the club in the same transfer window as Erling Haaland, and since they both walked through City's doors, the 2022 FIFA World Cup winner has largely had to accommodate the Norwegian.
Now, Alvarez wants to be a regular starter at a top side, but it seems the 2022/23 treble winners could be pricing clubs out of a deal for his services.
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Atletico Madrid have been linked with the Calchin native, but according to The Athletic, the English giants want a fixed fee of €70 million (R1.3 billion), plus €20 million (R398 million) in potential variables added on if he is to permanently leave the club.
