Manchester City have not ruled out selling Bernardo Silva before Tuesday's transfer deadline, according to a report.
The midfielder has been linked with a move away from the Etihad Stadium this summer after seeing his gametime reduced last season.
Barcelona, Atletico Madrid and AC Milan have all been linked with signing him, although no official offers have been made.
The Manchester Evening News states that Man City are prepared to let Silva leave the club, but that it must be for the right price.
Following the 5-0 win over Arsenal on Saturday, Pep Guardiola said "all I want is his happiness" about the Portuguese international, while the player was seen seemingly wiping away tears as he was substituted, hinting that a move could be on the cards.
Silva has been in Manchester since 2017, playing 204 games for the club and winning three Premier League titles.
Olly Allen
