Another one out the door?
Tijjani Reijnders' time at Manchester City looks set to end after just one season, with Saudi Pro League side Al Qadsiah reportedly closing in on a deal for the Dutch midfielder.
The two clubs are said to be in advanced talks, with a fee in the region of £60m close to being agreed. Reijnders only arrived at the Etihad last summer, but it appears his stay is already over.
Nottingham Forest have also been keen on the 28-year-old throughout the window, and the player's own decision will ultimately determine where he ends up. His personal green light for the move to Saudi is still required, and Forest remain in the picture, waiting on his call.
It has not been the season anyone hoped for from Reijnders. He arrived with a reputation forged at AC Milan, where he looked hugely impressive, but he has failed to replicate that form in English football. City fans will be disappointed he couldn't make the same impact here.
Understand Al Qadsiah are in advanced talks with Manchester City to sign Tijjani Reijnders! Club to club agreement close around 60M fee but green light still needed from Dutch midfielder.
His departure would be another significant change in a transformative summer under new manager Enzo Maresca. Pep Guardiola's departure as manager was always going to be a blow, and the exits of experienced figures like Bernardo Silva and John Stones have compounded that. Rodri, heavily linked with Barcelona, now looks close to following them out of the door.
Reijnders may not have been the most important player in the squad, but his exit would add to a growing sense of upheaval at the club. The squad Maresca inherits is looking very different to the one that ended last season.