Manchester City consider Bernardo Silva as 'untransferable'

The Portuguese midfielder is on the transfer list of a few clubs

According to journalist Manu Sainz, Manchester City consider Bernardo Silva as 'untransferable' and they won't entertain any offers for their Portuguese midfielder.

Ever since Pep and his men won the treble, Silva is wanted by a few big European clubs.

Barcelona have set their eyes on the midfielder, but their financial condition doesn't allow them to sign Silva.

PSG are also admirers of the 28-year-old Portuguese. Kylian Mbappe is on the verge of PSG exit and the French champions will look to rebuild a team from the transfer money they get.

They are targeting Silva to add experience and creativity to the midfield. Saudi Pro League clubs also showed their interest. Al-Hilal were behind him but Silva had plans to stay in Europe.

The 28-year-old midfielder joined Manchester City in 2017. He has been one of the best signings as the player has won five Premier League titles and recently added the UEFA Champions League title to his name.

With Gundogan gone and Mahrez planning to leave the English champions, they cannot afford to lose more players.

Mateo Kovacic is the only signing made by Pep Guardiola's side. Kyle Walker is also interested in joining Bayern Munich.

With three first-team players' departure possible, Pep cannot afford to lose another key player. Silva was instrumental in City's treble-winning season. He made 53 appearances combined in the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup. He scored seven goals and created six.

Silva has played 200 games in the Premier League and 63 in the Champions League for Manchester City. The Portuguese midfielder can score and create goals. He can play anywhere on the field and offers a lot to the team. Bernardo still has two years left in his City contract and he will look to win more titles with the club.