Manchester City have reached an agreement with Palmeiras to sign Brazilian winger Allan Elias in a deal worth up to €40 million. The 22-year-old is set to move to the Etihad Stadium for an initial €37.5 million, with a further €2.5 million available through performance-related bonuses. The transfer highlights City’s continued focus on adding young attacking talent to their squad.

Allan is expected to fill the void created by Savinho, who is closing in on a move to Tottenham. City could also lose Omar Marmoush, with the Egyptian forward another player attracting interest from Spurs. The potential departures would leave City with several attacking positions to reshape, making Allan’s arrival an important part of their plans for the new season.

City are also working to complete the signing of midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi, who has already arrived in Manchester for a medical after the club agreed a €100 million deal with Lille. With Allan and Bouaddi both close to joining, City could complete two significant additions in the same week as they prepare for further changes before the transfer deadline.

More departures could follow, with Spanish midfielder Nico González reportedly nearing a move to Newcastle United. Savinho was omitted from the squad for City’s 2-1 victory over Bournemouth, while Marmoush and González remained unused substitutes. González’s lack of involvement was particularly notable as the team used defender Marc Guéhi in midfield, suggesting that several players may already be approaching the end of their time at the Etihad.