Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has reportedly \u2018agreed\u2019 to let summer signing Tijjani Reijnders leave amid interest from Arsenal and Barcelona.<\/p>\n
Reijnders joined Man City<\/a> from AC Milan during last summer\u2019s transfer window for a fee in the region of \u00a348m.<\/p>\n The 27-year-old was a statement signing for Man City as part of their rebuild under Guardiola <\/a>over the past few transfer windows, but he has had a mixed debut season at the Etihad.<\/p>\n The Dutchman has seven goals and eight assists for Man City this season, but he has not started in the Premier League since January and has been an unused substitute in their last three league games.<\/p>\n And this is prematurely fuelling speculation over an exit from Man City, with a Spanish website claiming Guardiola is willing to grant him an exit in this summer\u2019s transfer window.<\/p>\n READ: Man City survive Southampton scare as Gonzalez\u2019s Rodri-esque belter keeps treble hopes alive<\/a><\/p>\n The report claims Guardiola has \u2018agreed\u2019 to let Reijnders \u2018pack his bags\u2019 in the summer as long as Man City recoup the \u00a348m fee they paid to sign him ahead of this season.<\/p>\n According to the report, Arsenal are \u2018among his potential suitors\u2019, but his \u2018profile remains attractive to top European clubs\u2019 and Barcelona are \u2018eyeing a market opportunity\u2019.<\/p>\n Same old problem hinders Barcelona move<\/p>\n Given Barcelona\u2019s renowned financial troubles, they are unlikely to meet Man City\u2019s current demands for Reijnders, but the report says that they could make a move if the Premier League side\u2019s asking price eases.<\/p>\n