TA: Dortmund hopes to rent + buy out Echeviri, Manchester City does not want to add any buyout terms

August 19 TheAthletic wrote an article talking about the latest situation of Manchester City's transfer. The article stated that Dortmund hopes to rent + choose to buy out Echeviri, Manchester City does not want to add any buyout terms, and Galatasaray has not yet made an official offer to Ederson.

What happened this week?

Several potential players left the team were finally finalized, but the future of Ederson, Rico Lewis and Savigno is full of uncertainty. Gallish loaned Everton, who paid about 75% of his salary and would require about 50 million pounds to sign him next summer. Forest agreed to acquire McCarthy with £30 million, the deal will include a second transfer share, and Manchester City has also added a buyback clause.

What are their positions/players?

Manchester City will only strengthen if players leave the team at key positions, which means that the goalkeeper, right back and right winger may all change. The right-back may be the only position that will be strengthened without losing staff, but Manchester City believes there is no suitable candidate.

Which players may leave?

Galatasaray wants Ederson, negotiations are still in progress, but no formal offer has been received yet. Guardiola said Friday that he hopes Ederson continues to be the No. 1 goalkeeper but will not stop any players who want to leave. Tottenham are still interested in Savignho, and they have already contacted Manchester City on details of the agreement to sign the Brazilian player. Rico Lewis started in the first round of the Premier League, which to some extent downplayed the rumors between him and the Forest.

In addition, Dortmund has made a loan offer to Echeviri, which includes the option to buyout option, and Manchester City is considering targeting the German club, but due to the high rating of Echeviri, Manchester City does not want any deal to include a buyout option.

Wrexham is about to sign Callum Doyle, with the transfer fee reaching 8 million pounds. Sheffield United and Wanderers are interested in the 21-year-old central defender, but the Wanderers are no longer competitive. For Doyle, who lives in Manchester, the location is considered a factor.