Gundogan is one step away from leaving Manchester City again

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09/05/26 18:30:00

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Ilkay Gündogan could change clubs this summer. The experienced German midfielder, currently at Manchester City with a contract until mid-2026, is determined to end his time in the Premier League and start a new adventure in Turkish football. According to reports from Fanatik, the player has already reached an agreement with Galatasaray's management to join the Istanbul-based team.

The agreement would involve a contract until 2027, with the option to extend for an additional season if both parties deem it appropriate. However, for this deal to go through, Galatasaray and Manchester City will need to come to an understanding regarding the transfer, as the player still has two years left on his contract in England.

Exit from Etihad Stadium Yet to Be Agreed

The Turkish team, current Super Lig champions, aims to make a statement by acquiring a top-level player with significant experience in both the Bundesliga and the Premier League. At 34 years old, Gündogan remains a key player, and his international experience makes him a highly sought-after asset.

While there has been no official word from City yet, the prospect of Gündogan returning to his family's home country is a compelling proposition both in sporting and emotional terms. The coming weeks will be decisive in determining if the clubs can finalize his departure.

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