Overview
- Reports say Manchester City will listen to bids that meet their price for Tijjani Reijnders, with a final call expected after end-of-season talks as the club weighs a wider summer reshuffle.
- Juventus are portrayed in Italian coverage as the most keen, while Arsenal, Newcastle, Aston Villa and former club AC Milan are tracking his status.
- Reijnders’ minutes have plunged in 2026, with six unused substitute listings in his last nine matches and no Premier League action since March 14.
- City paid about £45 million to sign him from AC Milan in June 2025, he is under contract until 2030, and his reported €7 million annual wage would make any move costly.
- Italian reports suggest Juventus could explore a loan or staggered payments to manage the fee, with intermediaries already gauging what a deal might take.