Currently, the transfer market in the soccer world is making waves again, and the future destination of Portuguese international Cancelo has become the focus of attention. According to reports, Saudi giants Riyadh Crescent have made a huge offer to the world-class defender, showing a high level of interest and determination. Meanwhile, Cancelo himself is interested in joining La Liga powerhouse Barcelona and is waiting for further action from the traditional La Liga giants.
Last season, Cancelo was loaned to Barcelona by English Premier League giants Manchester City and quickly became an important member of the team. During the loan period, he made 42 appearances for Barcelona, contributing 4 goals and 5 assists, showing his all-round ability and excellent athleticism. This successful loan experience has undoubtedly earned Cancelo more praise and recognition, and has made him the target of many clubs competing for him.
Faced with a lucrative offer from Riyadh Crescent, Cancelo's agent Jorge Mendes has already received the relevant documents and is actively communicating with all parties. However, for Cancelo personally, he is more interested in joining a club where he can further improve technically and tactically. Therefore, despite the attractive offer from Riyadh Crescent, Cancelo is still hesitant as to whether he should accept the offer.
At the same time, Barcelona is also paying close attention to the transfer of Cancelo. They are well aware of the Portuguese international's ability and value, and hope to be able to recruit him to enhance the strength of the team. Although there is no official news that Barcelona has made a formal offer to Cancelo, there are indications that they are actively working on the introduction of the defender.
For Manchester City, they may need to make a tough decision on the transfer of Cancelo. On the one hand, they want to keep this outstanding player to maintain the overall strength of the team; on the other hand, they also need to consider the player's personal wishes and future development. Therefore, before the transfer window closes, City will need to weigh the pros and cons and make a wise choice.
