He refused to play with Haaland and Guardiola, now he will play for Ajax for 17 million

Another exit seems to take place for Manchester City. The English club went from being one of the biggest buyers in Europe and is now on track for its third outing in the current transfer market. After Mahrez and Gundogan, a third player already decides to pack his bags and migrate to a historic club in the Netherlands such as Ajax.

One of those players called to break down the door of the first team is Carlos Borges. Portuguese, only 19 years old, has dazzled this last campaign with the Under 21s, 2 years older than him. Attacker on the left, the Portuguese has had a great year in the 'sky blue' academy. He has scored 25 goals and has provided 13 assists in the Premier League 2 subsidiaries of the English teams. However, the player did not finish entering the club's plans and was sold to Ajax.

According to Manchester Evening News, Ajax have agreed a fee with Manchester City for Carlos Borges worth up to £17M. The citizen team will retain a buy-back clause and a 20% sell on. In this way, one of the great promises of the team and star of the youth, leaves the English club.

Did Borges refuse to wait for Guardiola?

The Portuguese forward did not want to continue waiting for the call from the Spanish coach who is still focused on empowering Haaland and Julian Alvarez. Borges is the closest thing to the first Sterling or Sané that Manchester City has had on its squad. Of course, he has not yet made his debut with the first team and these types of profiles have not finished curdling with Guardiola.