If Manchester City signs Jamal Musiala this Summer I will leave the club, I can't stay on the bench for a 19yrs old Kid"-Man City Star told the manager he will leave Manchester City in the summer

 

It has been claimed that Jamal Musiala, who is a target for Manchester City, has declined a new deal with Bayern Munich in order to pursue a move to the Premier League.

In the race for Musiala, it is believed that City and Liverpool are at the forefront of the competition. Recent events have resulted in both English teams sending scouts to witness the German international play against Bayer Leverkusen.

At that time, Bayern’s offer of a new contract of £150,000 a week for the midfielder Musiala was still up for grabs. However, it appears that he has informed the Bundesliga giants that he will not be signing it, which has sparked rumors that he will depart the club in the month of July.

City learned about that choice the previous week, and they are becoming increasingly certain that they will be able to win the competition for the much sought-after Musiala, who turned 21 the previous week.

However, Liverpool is not the only English team that is attempting to thwart Pep Guardiola’s hopes to get the playmaker, who has represented Germany on 25 separate occasions through his career.

Chelsea is also highly interested in the guy who played for them when they were younger. According to sources from The Daily Star, they are anticipated to enter the competition as soon as the transfer window opens after the conclusion of the current season.

The Blues, on the other hand, do not have a good chance of persuading Musiala to choose Stamford Bridge over either the Etihad or Anfield unless they are able to qualify for the Europa League by winning the FA Cup.

The contract that Musiala has with Bayern Munich still has two years left on it, and he will cost a minimum of £80 million. In addition, his weekly salaries are anticipated to be somewhere about £200,000.

There is a possibility that Musiala’s future will be affected by the departure of Thomas Tuchel, the current manager of Bayern Munich, after the conclusion of the current season.