Jahmai Simpson-Pusey leaves Manchester City for FC Köln on permanent deal
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 4:15 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Jahmai Simpson-Pusey has finalized a permanent transfer from Manchester City to FC Köln after spending part of last season on loan with the Bundesliga club. The deal involves an initial fee of €5.5 million, with potential add-ons bringing it to €7.5 million. Simpson-Pusey, at 20 years old, expressed gratitude for his time at City, marking it as an essential chapter of his life. The transfer includes a buy-back clause and matching rights for City, preserving their option to reacquire him in the future.
- •Simpson-Pusey joins FC Köln after a loan spell earlier this year.
- •City receives an initial €5.5 million, potentially rising to €7.5 million.
- •The deal includes a buy-back clause for Manchester City.
- •Simpson-Pusey made his Premier League debut in November 2024.
- •He thanked coaches, teammates, and fans in an emotional farewell.
- 4:15 PMYahoo Sports — Manchester City academy graduate pens emotional farewell letter upon permanent exit
"Simpson-Pusey bids farewell to Man City after completing a permanent move to FC KölnCity will receive an initial €5.5M with add-ons potentially taking the total to €7.5MA buy-back clause and matc...
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