Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders is expected to depart the Premier League champions after reaching an agreement for a transfer to the Saudi Pro-League. Reports indicate that Al-Qadsiah has secured a deal worth £52 million for the Dutch international.

Reijnders, who joined Manchester City just one year ago, has been a subject of significant transfer speculation throughout the current window. The move represents a substantial financial transaction for the club, marking a quick turnaround for a player who arrived with high expectations but is now exiting the squad after a single season. While the financial terms of the deal have been widely reported as £52 million, the specific contract details for the player himself have not been publicly disclosed by either club.

This transfer continues a broader trend of high-profile European players moving to the Saudi Pro-League, a movement that has gained momentum over the past two seasons. Manchester City has not yet issued an official statement confirming the departure, but industry reports suggest the deal is in its final stages. The move will see Reijnders join an Al-Qadsiah side that has been actively looking to bolster its roster with talent from top-tier European leagues. Fans and analysts are now looking to see how Manchester City will adjust its midfield depth following the loss of the player, as the club prepares for the upcoming competitive season.