Girona FC is willing to sell Azzedine Ounahi for €20 million amid interest from Manchester City. This decision highlights the club’s financial strategy as they navigate a challenging season.
Ounahi has a release clause set at €20 million. Girona is reportedly open to a summer sale, especially with Manchester City’s keen interest in acquiring the player.
The midfielder joined Girona from Marseille on a five-year contract in August 2025. He spent the 2024-25 campaign on loan at Panathinaikos before returning to Girona.
This season, Ounahi has started in 15 out of 19 La Liga appearances, scoring five goals and providing three assists. His performance has drawn attention from top clubs.
As of midday, Girona sits four points away from the relegation zone in La Liga. The club has not lost three games in a row since the first three matchdays of the season.
Girona is owned by the City Football Group, which also owns Manchester City. This connection raises questions about potential negotiations between the two clubs.
Fans are encouraged to attend matches at Montilivi to support the team during this crucial time. “Montilivi must present a full house in the match against RCD Mallorca this Friday night,” officials stated.
The situation remains fluid as Girona balances its financial strategy with its performance on the pitch. Staying in the First Division is crucial for their future.