Silva ‘agrees personal terms with AC Milan’ with Man City discussing £45m deal

Bernardo Silva looks to be on his way out of Manchester City for a reported fee of £45 million with the Portuguese playmaker having agreed personal terms with Serie A giants AC Milan.

The Rossoneri are optimistic of securing a two-year loan deal for the 27-year-old with an obligation to buy at the end.

Silva no longer features in manager Pep Guardiola's plans following the £100m arrival of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa.

Previously, Man City had tried to use the winger as part of a player plus cash deal for Harry Kane but Silva refused to leave for another Premier League club.

But now he looks to have gotten his move away with only the finer details holding up his Italian exit.

Journalist Ekrem Konur reports Bernardo Silva has agreed personal terms with AC Milan.

He states that while conversations are continuing between AC Milan and Manchester City there is a common belief that both sides will reach an agreement.

But with only a week until transfer deadline day, the pressure is on the City board; they are still trying to pursue a deal for Premier League golden boot winner Harry Kane.

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A price tag of £160 million has been slapped on the head of the England captain by Daniel Levy.

He is urging his star man to stay in north London and hopes to price Kane out of a move by demanding such a high transfer fee.

Yet that hasn't deterred City. Guardiola has already had one bid of £125m turned down this summer but the departure of Silva could generate some much-needed funds to get closer to Levy's valuation.

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