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Real Madrid Young Talent Arda Güler has reached personal terms with Manchester City and is set to join the Club this January to replace Injured Rodri. Done Deal, Confirmed by Fabrizio Romano

Real Madrid’s rising star Arda Güler is reportedly set to make a high-profile move to Manchester City in January. According to recent reports, the Premier League champions have identified the young Turkish playmaker as a potential reinforcement following Rodri’s injury and amid growing uncertainty over Kevin De Bruyne’s future at the club.

De Bruyne, now 33, is in the final stages of his contract at Manchester City, with talks of renewal facing significant hurdles. While City are open to extending his stay, the Belgian maestro is reportedly considering a move to Major League Soccer (MLS), with San Diego FC emerging as a strong contender for his signature.

 

Should De Bruyne opt for a switch to the United States, City will need to act swiftly to fill the creative void in their midfield.

 

Arda Güler, who has struggled for regular game time under Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid, has caught the attention of Manchester City as well as Arsenal and Bayer Leverkusen.

 

The 19-year-old’s immense potential and technical prowess make him a coveted target for clubs across Europe. Arsenal is believed to be monitoring Güler as a possible replacement for Florian Wirtz, while Bayer Leverkusen remains a wildcard in the race for his signature.

 

However, Manchester City seems to be leading the chase, with reports suggesting that Güler has already agreed to personal terms with the Premier League giants. The move aligns with City’s strategy of recruiting young, versatile players to bolster their squad depth.

 

For Güler, a move to the Etihad could provide the opportunity to shine under Pep Guardiola’s guidance, especially if De Bruyne departs.

 

The unfolding transfer saga highlights the shifting dynamics of European football, with Real Madrid potentially losing one of their brightest talents.

 

As the January transfer window approaches, all eyes will be on how these developments reshape Manchester City’s midfield and Real Madrid’s future plans.