Man City Consider Loan Move for Young Defender Vitor Reis
Man City Consider Loan Move for Young Defender Vitor Reis
Manchester City're reportedly considering loaning out 19 year old defender Vitor Reis to La Liga side Girona according to Sky Italia.
Limited Game Time Since Arrival
Reis joined the Premier League champions from Brazilian giants Palmeiras in Jan 2025, in deal worth 29.6 million sterling pound. However he's featured in only 4 first team matches across all competitions since his arrival.
Loan Move Under Review
Several clubs have shown interest in securing the Brazilian on loan but Girona part of the City Football Group , has emerged as the front runner to land him this summer.
With Man City active in the summer transfer market, tactical reshuffles are expected under Pep Guardiola. These changes could further limit Reis opportunities prompting the club to seek regular minutes for the youngster elsewhere.
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