MANCHESTER CITY Treble winner Riyad Mahrez has agreed a £30million transfer to Saudi Arabia.
The Algerian has been a key player for Pep Guardiola ever since his £60m move from Leicester in 2018.
Riyad Mahrez looks set to leave Man City for Saudi Arabia in a £30m deal[/caption]But Mahrez is now set to depart after five-trophy laden seasons.
The winger has struck personal terms with Al-Ahli on a lucrative three-year contract with the option for a fourth, believed to be worth nearly £500,000 a week.
And the Middle Eastern side have agreed to pay City a £30m fee, with a further £3m in add-ons.
Mahrez will undergo a medical in Saudi tomorrow, becoming the third Premier League star to join Al-Ahli this summer.
Chelsea goalkeeper Edouard Mendy signed in a £16m deal earlier this month.
And he was soon followed by Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino on a free transfer.
Mahrez scored 78 goals in 236 games for City after winning the title with Leicester.
The forward clinched a further four titles at the Etihad, as well as two FA Cups and this season’s Champions League.
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Mahrez’s impending departure is set to rule out an exit for fellow right-sider Bernardo Silva.
The Portugal star was also linked with a move to Saudi Arabia this summer.
And Paris Saint-Germain are thought to be interested too.
But Guardiola made it clear he did not want to lose both left-footers this summer.
And Silva looks set to stay put for at least one more season.
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