Manchester City Nears Key Contract Renewals Amid Squad Reshuffle Plans

Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson has reportedly agreed personal terms with Galatasaray, who have offered him a lucrative contract potentially doubling his current £100,000 weekly wage, but City are expected to retain him as he competes with new signing James Trafford for the starting spot. Meanwhile, City are unlikely to sign right-back Tino Livramento, as Newcastle are close to securing a contract extension with the player and have set a high £80 million asking price that City are unwilling to meet. Additionally, young midfielder Nico O’Reilly has verbally agreed to a new long-term contract with Manchester City, turning down offers from Bayer Leverkusen and Chelsea, much to the delight of fans who see him as a key part of the club's future. The club has rejected transfer bids for O’Reilly and plans to increase his playing time, potentially in midfield rather than just at left-back. Separately, Transport for Greater Manchester has renewed its partnership with CitySwift to use AI technology to improve the Bee Network bus services, resulting in better punctuality and increased passenger numbers. These developments highlight Manchester City's focus on strengthening their squad internally while also local transport improvements benefit the wider community.