Manchester City tidying up their house with the contract extension of Bernando Silva and the exit of Laporte amongst other events

Manchester City has officially announced that Bernardo Silva, the talented Portugal midfielder, has extended his contract with the club. The new deal is a one-year extension, securing his presence at the Etihad Stadium until 2026. Despite ongoing speculation linking Silva to Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain throughout the summer transfer epl league game, the contract extension ensures that he will remain in Manchester beyond the transfer deadline on September 1.

Silva expressed his enthusiasm for the extension, highlighting his six incredible years at Manchester City and his delight in extending his time at the Club. He mentioned the special achievement of winning the treble last season and the excitement of being part of a squad with such hunger and passion. Silva praised the club’s environment, which fuels his motivation to keep winning, and expressed hope for more remarkable memories in the years to come.

In addition to Bernardo Silva’s contract extension, Manchester City is reportedly close to finalizing a new contract for Kyle Walker, who had been linked with a potential move to Bayern Munich this summer. The club is also active in the transfer market, with Belgium winger Jérémy Doku set to become their third summer signing after Mateo Kovacic and Josko Gvardiol. While they are keeping tabs on midfielder Matheus Nunes, City has yet to make a formal approach to Wolves.

On the same day, City’s defender Aymeric Laporte bid farewell to the club on social media. This follows last week’s reports that City had accepted an undisclosed offer from Saudi side Al Nassr for the Spanish international. In his farewell message, Laporte thanked everyone who contributed to his journey at the club and expressed his honor in wearing City’s colors. He conveyed his well-wishes for the team’s future and assured his continued support from afar.