City champion, wanted by sheikhs and Luis Enrique would steal him for PSG

Manchester City are receiving tons of offers for their players after winning the UEFA Champions League against Inter Milan in Istanbul, Turkey. Josep Guardiola's side were dominant from start to finish and managed to win the coveted treble that has made them history in English football and given the Spanish coach the window to be considered one of the best managers in history alongside the likes of Johan Cruyff and Carlo Ancelotti.

The Citizens' board must now find a way to negotiate for these players, who are about to finish their contracts and will be free to join the club of their choice. Some are willing to enter into talks, but others are listening to offers to leave in the summer transfer window. The salary would be one of the conditions they would be fighting for the most for the great work they have done in recent seasons.

Ílkay Gündogan is one of these elements that have already been tempted by other teams such as FC Barcelona. Xavi Hernández has had direct talks with the German midfielder and is beginning to seduce him with the football project in which he would be the key player to return the blaugranas to the top. However, the corruption case and the wage bill could keep them out of the UEFA Champions League.

But another talented wide player is being watched on two fronts. The European one that will try to convince him in the sporting field and the Arab one that will put an outrageous sum of money so that he can sign and be in the restructuring of a football that has already taken Cristiano Ronaldo as the maximum standard bearer of his nation.

Who is the player Xavi and the sheikhs want?

Different portals have quoted journalist Fabrizio Romano with his information that Al-Hilal will make a very juicy offer to Bernardo Silva who is still under contract with Manchester City. His contract is valued at 80 million euros, but the Arab managers would be putting 30 million more as part of the termination clause plus a special bonus so that the Portuguese can join the Middle East. FC Barcelona have tried to make an offer, but it seems low compared to what is being offered by the richest league in the world.