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Manchester City reportedly set an asking price for Bernardo Silva, with Barcelona still showing an interest in the Portugal international.

Manchester City could reportedly allow Bernardo Silva to leave next year if they receive a club-record fee.

The Portugal international was at the centre of transfer speculation throughout the summer after attracting interest from Barcelona.

While a move away from the Premier League champions failed to materialise, the Catalan giants are still looking to bring Silva to Camp Nou.

According to the Manchester Evening News, Man City would be prepared to sell Silva next summer if they receive an offer in the region of €100m (£89m).

The report also indicates that Barcelona could attempt to sign the 28-year-old in the January transfer window if they are able to offload players to free up funds.

Silva is under contract with the Citizens until June 2025 and has played a prominent role for the club this season, scoring two goals and registering three assists in 10 appearances across all competitions.

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