Manchester City have now seen another summer transfer window come and go.
In their latest summer transfer period, City secured deals to bring in Savinho from Troyes and one that saw Ilkay Gundogan return to the club on a free transfer from Barcelona.
Regarding their departures, the Blues saw the likes of Julian Alvarez, Joao Cancelo, Liam Delap, Sergio Gomez and Micah Hamilton join new clubs on permanent deals.
Even though Friday night saw the English transfer window close, windows in other countries have different closing dates, meaning some deals could still go through.
Specifically, countries including Austria, Belgium, Greece, Netherlands, Portugal, Turkey and Saudi Arabia are open for at least a few more days according to Sport Witness.
With that on board, let’s take a look at some of the players in the City squad who could still wave goodbye to the club in the near future.
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Three players who could still leave Man City this summer
Matheus Nunes
Despite only completing one season at the Manchester side, a report from The Sun claimed that Nunes had attracted interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia.
So far in this new campaign, the midfielder has only played one minute of action prior to City’s away match against West Ham.
Moving forward, a possible bid from Saudi for Nunes is certainly something to keep an eye on over the coming days.
Issa Kabore
After spending last season on loan at Luton Town, it was reported by The Telegraph before Friday’s deadline that Kabore was close to securing a loan deal with Benfica.
With City having Kyle Walker and Rico Lewis in the squad, it seems likely that the Blues could give the green light to see Kabore spend another season on loan away from Pep Guardiola’s side.
Joel Ndala
Shortly before Friday’s deadline, Fabrizio Romano claimed that PSV Eindhoven had sealed a loan deal for Ndala, who was a part of City’s recent pre-season tour of America.
However, no official confirmation has been announced, meaning that the youngster could still be set for a move.
