Manchester City sends a young Midfielder Alderri on loan to Bayer Leverkusen

Bayer Leverkusen finalized an agreement to take the Claudio Echeverri of Manchester City for the 2025-26 season.

The 19 -year -old midfielder, considered one of the brightest perspectives in Argentina, will be binding with the Erik Ten Hag team in Germany while continuing its development far from Etihad.

Echeverri presented City three times last season, including its senior beginnings on the bench during the FA Cup final defeat against Crystal Palace. He also recorded his first goal for the club during the 6-0 victory against Al-Ain at the Club World Cup in June.

City initially signed the River Plate teenager in January 2024 for 12.5 million pounds sterling, but Pep Guardiola and his staff chose to send him on loan to win a more regular team football.

Guardiola open to more departures

The release of Echeverri is perhaps not the last outgoing company in City before the transfer date on September 1. Guardiola, who has constantly highlighted the need for a leaner team, recently explained: “Leaving the players is not healthy. I cannot create a good atmosphere to compete.”

Tottenham was in negotiations with the city of Brazilian winger Savinho, although the reports suggest that the Premier League champions hesitate to sell unless an attractive offer is received.

Goalkeeper Ederson was also strongly linked to the Turkish champions Galatasaray. The 32 -year -old man was absent from the city of the city of the city against the Wolves due to the disease, but speculation about his future remains.

Galatasaray would also have agreed on the Swiss defender Manuel Akanji. However, any agreement would depend on both an appropriate offer and the player's desire to leave Manchester.

Meanwhile, the new arrivals of the Wrexham championship are about to conclude an important case to sign the young defender of the Callum Doyle city worth up to 8 million pounds sterling.

The summer transfer window stops at 7:00 p.m. BST on Monday, September 1 and the city should remain active both in terms of potential departures and reinforcements.