Tijjani Reijnders could be on his way out of Manchester City after just one season, with Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadsiah reportedly making a €60 million offer for the Netherlands international.The Saudi club has emerged as the mystery bidder behind the proposal, with reports suggesting City have already accepted the fee. Reijnders' approval is now all that stands between the 28-year-old and a move to Saudi Arabia.🚨Manchester City have sold Tijjani Reijnders and James Trafford for a profit, despite both players failing to become regular startersCity paid £27m for Trafford in July 2025 and sold him for £40mReijnders arrived from AC Milan for £46.5m and is heading to Al Qadsiah for £50m pic.twitter.com/80h5YtOGp1— Polymarket Sports (@PolymarketSport) August 13, 2026 The midfielder has attracted interest from several clubs this summer, including Nottingham Forest and Galatasaray. Reports previously claimed that Reijnders wanted a salary of around €9 million net per season, suggesting the financial aspect of a potential move could be significant.Reijnders joined City from AC Milan last summer for just under €55 million, meaning a €60m sale would allow Pep Guardiola's side to recover their initial investment – and potentially put some extra money towards their midfield rebuild.Tijjani Reijnders' series at Man City got cancelled after Season 1! 😳 pic.twitter.com/FIfknVGbtc— DR Sports (@drsportsmedia) August 13, 2026 City have already seen Bernardo Silva depart, while Rodri is reportedly heading for Barcelona, and the club are looking to reshape the midfield.Al-Qadsiah, meanwhile, are assembling an ambitious squad under Brendan Rodgers. Their ranks already include Mateo Retegui, former Porto star Otavio, Nahitan Nandez, Julian Weigl, Nacho Fernandez and goalkeeper Koen Casteels.##NAJAVA_MECA_9889554##
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