According to Goal.com, Pep Guardiola has admitted Oscar Bobb is likely seeking to leave Manchester City before the January transfer window closes. Guardiola confirmed that the Norwegian international is unhappy with his lack of game time, especially after the arrival of Antoine Semenyo.

According to The Athletic, Oscar Bobb is expected to be sold before the close of the winter transfer window on February 2. Possible developments are expected this week, with candidates for his signing coming from the Premier League, Bundesliga, and Portugal. Manchester City has stated that Oscar Bobb will be allowed to leave only if the right conditions are met. An offer of around 30 million pounds (approximately 34.6 million euros) may be necessary to finalize the transfer.

Goal.com reports that Manchester City are negotiating a loan-to-buy sale of Oscar Bobb worth £30 million ($40m).

Oscar Bobb's limited opportunities at Manchester City have resulted in the possibility that he could leave the club permanently next month. According to TV2, if Manchester City completes the signing of Antoine Semenyo, the club is expected to make Oscar Bobb available for transfer, and the player is already aware of this possibility. The report also states that if the transfer were to be completed, Bobb's position in the team's hierarchy would be lowered, making a sale the most likely outcome.