Denzel Dumfries has an exit clause valid until July 15th, allowing him to leave for 25 million Euro to a club outside Italy. Manchester City is interested, following the transfer of Kyle Walker to FC Burnley, which opens a spot for Dumfries.

Team Talk reports that Manchester City have begun discussions with Inter Milan regarding the transfer of Denzel Dumfries. Manchester City have initiated talks with Inter Milan over the transfer of Denzel Dumfries. Dumfries has a €25 million (£21.5 million) release clause, active only until July 15, which City sees as a deal 'too good to pass up'. They are exploring Dumfries' willingness to move to the Etihad. Dumfries was directly involved in 17 goals last season, including five in the Champions League semi-final against Barcelona.

Manchester City are reportedly in 'pole position' to land Denzel Dumfries from Inter Milan. Dumfries is believed to be 'deeply disappointed' at Inter due to the departure of coach Simone Inzaghi. Manchester City can activate his €25million (£21.5m) release clause, which is active until July 15. The transfer would also prevent rivals Manchester United from acquiring the player, as former United player Gary Neville expressed interest in Dumfries joining Manchester United.

Manchester City is interested in Inter wingback Denzel Dumfries, who is considering a summer exit. His contract includes a buyout clause worth €25 million ($29.4 million), as reported by El Nacional. The buccaneering defender, known for his dynamic playing style, is thought to be on the radar of the Premier League champions as they look to bolster their defensive options.