Tijjani Reijnders in advanced talks for exit from Manchester City
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 10:00 AM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026

Dutch midfielder Tijjani Reijnders appears set to leave Manchester City as Al Qadsiah has entered advanced discussions for his transfer. Reports suggest that a deal worth around €60 million (£51.3 million) could be finalized soon. Reijnders, who struggled to secure a key role last season, was signed from AC Milan for £46.5 million. There are also indications that Nottingham Forest is interested in the player, but the final decision lies with Reijnders himself. The summer transfer window remains open, and City is looking to both reinforce and streamline their squad.
- •Reijnders is in advanced talks with Al Qadsiah for a transfer.
- •City expects to make a profit from Reijnders' sale.
- •Nottingham Forest is also interested in signing Reijnders.
- •Reijnders has not yet decided on a move to Saudi Arabia.
- •He struggled to establish himself as a first-team player last season.
- 10:00 AMYahoo Sports — A Dutch international may be on his way out of Manchester City quicker than expected
"Once Manchester City concluded their preseason tour of Asia, the final weeks of the summer transfer window always looked like they’d be a busy time for Hugo Viana, Ferran Soriano and company. City a...
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