Tijjani Reijnders may leave Manchester City for Al Qadsiah

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Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Tijjani Reijnders may leave Manchester City for Al Qadsiah
Summary

Tijjani Reijnders is reportedly set to leave Manchester City after just one year at the club. The Dutch midfielder joined City from AC Milan in the summer of 2025 for £46.5 million and has made 50 appearances, scoring seven goals and providing seven assists. Al Qadsiah is reportedly interested in acquiring Reijnders and has proposed a fee of €61 million (approximately £52.1 million). The decision to move now rests with Reijnders, who has also been linked to Nottingham Forest in the past.

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By the Numbers
  • •Reijnders joined Manchester City from AC Milan in 2025 for £46.5 million.
  • •He has made 50 appearances for City, scoring seven goals.
  • •Al Qadsiah is interested in signing Reijnders for €61 million.
  • •Reijnders must decide whether to pursue a move to the Saudi Pro League.
  • •Nottingham Forest has also been previously linked to the midfielder.
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  • 8:15 AMYahoo Sports — A midfielder looks to be on his way out of Manchester City which is a shame
  • 8:35 PMYahoo Sports — An elegant midfielder looks to be on his way out of Manchester City
  • 1:50 PMYahoo Sports — Agreement in princple for Tijjani Reijnders exit
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The future of Tijjani Reijnders looks to have been resolved in a speedy fashion. Earlier today, it was reported by David Ornstein for The Athletic that Al Qadsiah and Manchester City were in advanced ...

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Tijjani Reijnders could be on his way out of Manchester City just a year after joining according to reports.The Dutch midfielder initially joined City from AC Milan in the summer of 2025 for a reporte...

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When Manchester City signed Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan last summer, it seemed like the Dutch midfielder would become a mainstay of City’s midfield. Reijnders arrived at City fresh off being nam...

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