Bernardo Silva's chances of remaining with Man City are significantly boosted in the face of interest from Barcelona and PSG to transfer.
According to rumours, BERNARDO Silva is open to the idea of having his contract with Manchester City extended. Over the past year, the 28-year-old has been frequently linked to moves away from the Etihad Stadium.
He has drawn interest from both Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain this summer.
Silva is now reportedly seriously considering a new contract with Man City, according to The Times.
In 2017, Monaco sold the Portuguese playmaker to the Cityzens for £43 million.
In 307 games since then, he has contributed 59 assists and 55 goals for Pep Guardiola's team.
Silva is a well-liked player in the Man City locker room, which is one of the reasons Guardiola still has plans for him in the forthcoming campaign.
Guardiola has stated that he will not obstruct Silva if he decides to go even if he wants the midfielder to stay.
"I want to make this clear because I know that reports in Barcelona make up what I say," he remarked. I don't want any players that are unwilling to participate.
"I'm looking for guys who want to stick around and work with us.
Some gamers think they'd like a fresh experience. They must reach a deal with the club, but I won't be the one to say "no."
"Settle a bargain, and it occurs. But first, we need a legitimate offer.
We want him if we don't receive a suitable offer, thus he is our player.
Silva signed a six-year contract with the Cityzens in 2019, therefore he currently has less than two years left at the Etihad.
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