Manchester City expect to complete £80m worth of signings in coming days with talks ongoing over a third deal

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TBR Football understand Manchester City are expecting to complete the signings of Omar Marmoush and Abdukodir Khusanov in the coming days.

Txiki Begiristain is working hard to revamp the squad for Pep Guardiola before he departs his role as Director of Football this summer – when Hugo Viana will replace the Spaniard.

TBR Football understand John Stones could leave the Etihad Stadium with Kyle Walker and Ederson at the end of the season – three players who have been key figures at Manchester City for many years now.

However – departures aside – sources have now informed TBR Football that Manchester City are confident of sealing an £80m double deal across the next few days.

Manchester City expect to wrap up Omar Marmoush and Abdukodir Khusanov deals imminently

Graeme Bailey – Chief Correspondent at TBR Football – has now been told that deals for the Egypt international and the Uzbekistan international are firmly on course to be completed this week.

Manchester City continued talks with Eintracht Frankfurt regarding Marmoush over the weekend, with discussions centered around payment structure – as personal terms are already agreed with the forward.

The Citizens hope Marmoush – who is expected to cost around £50m – will be in England by Wednesday.

Furthermore, sources have told TBR Football that Manchester City expect to finalise the Khusanov deal this week as well, having agreed a £30m fee with RC Lens on Friday.

Manchester City trying to reach Vitor Reis agreement with Palmeiras too

Manchester City opened talks to sign Vitor Reis from Palmeiras last week – with the Brazilian defender a potential replacement for Stones.

However, Begiristain is not as advanced in this deal compared to the aforementioned pursuits of Marmoush and Khusanov.

TBR Football understood one problem is the fact Palmeiras would prefer Reis to stay for the FIFA Club World Cup this summer – with talks ongoing in regards to when the South American wonderkid will actually move.