Man City discussing a £ 30 million rate for Porto midfielder while the Pep Guardiola team seeks to continue adding to his team attempt to save his season

Manchester City is discussing a rate of around £ 30 million for Porto Nico González midfielder.

The conversations continued on Saturday for an agreement for the 23-year-old International Sub-21-year-old that has a £ 50 million release clause.

Porto is one of the clubs asking for midfielder Carney Chukwueka on the Chelsea loan, along with Borussia Dortmund and Everton.

González, a 23 -year -old who arrived through the Academy of Barcelona, ​​scored seven goals and registered six assists in 29 appearances so far this season.

Sub-21 International Spain is able to play a variety of positions in the center of the countryside, a key area is looking to be reinforced in Rodri's absence.

González, represented by Super Agent Jorge Mendes, has a liberation clause of around 50 million, but the city is working to reach a lower agreement.

Manchester City is discussing a rate of around £ 30 million for Porto Nico Gonzalez midfielder

The city administrator, Pep Guardiola, is anxious to add to their options in the center of the field before the transfer deadline

Porto is one of the clubs asking for midfielder Carney Chukwueka on Chelsea's loan, along with Borussia Dortmund and Everton

Atalanta Ederson has been of interest, however, Italians stop selling their precious asset in the middle of the season, while Douglas Luiz in Juventus is available.

The opening of negotiations with Porto means that the city has not yet been carried out in the window and wants to hit the four new faces to revitalize its campaign, a plan revealed by Mail Sport last month.

Omar Marmous, Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis have already joined the Premier League champions in recent weeks and an additional firm would take the city's expenses for more than 150 million.

The Pep Guardiola manager accepts that obtaining a specific substitute for Rodri of required quality is a difficult task and the city has analyzed the midfielders capable of occupying multiple positions.

Guardiola said Friday that the positive net expenditure of the club in the last five years has allowed them to release the ropes of the bag now and promised a new review of the team in the summer.

Meanwhile, city midfielder James Mcatee is the subject of a greater interest in the Bundesliga clubs that seek to sign it permanently for around £ 25 million.

Bayer Leverkusen asked to lend it last month with the option to buy for £ 21 million.

In other places, the city striker Will Dickson, 20, joins Motherwell on loan.