Man City goalkeeper Ederson has opened talks with Saudi Arabian clubs

Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has reportedly agreed personal terms with Saudi Pro League club Al Nassr and negotiations are underway between both parties.

The 30-year-old is said to be keen on a potential exit this summer despite Guardiola not willing to sell their first-choice keeper in the current window. The Brazilian arrived from Benfica in a deal worth £35m in 2017.

His arrival at Al Nassr would help the club replace the legendary David Ospina who has left Saudi Arabia upon the expiry of his contract. Ederson is still regarded as an important member of the current Man City roster and are keen to retain his services this summer despite the uncertainty.