Manchester City are offering goalkeeper Ederson a 75% pay increase to counter a lucrative £900,000-a-week offer from Saudi club Al-Nassr. Despite City's efforts, Ederson has reportedly agreed personal terms with Al-Nassr, and City are prepared to sell him for around £50 million if he decides to leave. The Brazilian has been crucial to City's success under Pep Guardiola, contributing to six Premier League titles and 16 trophies overall. If Ederson departs, City have backup goalkeeper Stefan Ortega, who has impressed in Ederson's absence and recently received a contract extension. City officials will hold talks with Ederson this week to finalize the decision.