Bernardo Silva has confirmed he will leave Manchester City at the end of the season, bringing an end to nine years at the English club and triggering early competition among European teams seeking to secure his signature.
According to Fanatik, the Portuguese midfielder has already begun evaluating offers while making clear he will not rush his final decision before the season concludes.
Two clubs have quickly positioned themselves at the center of the race: Galatasaray and Juventus.
The interest adds a new dimension to the rivalry between the Turkish and Italian sides, who recently faced each other in European competition and are now competing again in the transfer market.
Fanatik reports that Galatasaray has taken an early lead by offering the 31-year-old midfielder an annual salary of €15 million.
Juventus has also entered negotiations with what is described as a serious offer, although specific financial details have not been disclosed.
Despite the competing bids, Silva is not expected to make an immediate decision. The report states that he prefers to wait until the end of the season before committing to his next club.
Silva’s next move is widely expected to keep him in European football, with both clubs aiming to strengthen their midfield with an experienced player who has spent nearly a decade at one of Europe’s most dominant teams.
This season, Silva has made 44 appearances for Manchester City across all competitions, contributing 3 goals and 5 assists.
While these numbers reflect a more reserved attacking output compared to earlier years, his role within the squad has remained tactically significant.
As the season approaches its conclusion, attention is likely to intensify around Silva’s decision, particularly given the scale of financial offers and the strategic importance of the transfer for both clubs.
For now, the situation remains open, with the player weighing his options and clubs preparing for a potentially high-profile move once the campaign ends.