Diogo Costa, currently the first-choice goalkeeper for the Portuguese national team and under contract with FC Porto, is being considered by Manchester City as a potential replacement for Ederson, who may be leaving for Saudi Arabian clubs. Reports indicate that Diogo Costa would cost around 75 million euros.

Diogo Costa, the current number one goalkeeper for the Portuguese national team and FC Porto, is being considered by Manchester City as a potential replacement for Ederson. The transfer fee is expected to be around 75 million euros, according to reports from CaughOffside.

Diogo Costa, a 25-year-old goalkeeper from Porto, is being eyed by Manchester City as a replacement for Ederson. City is considering a summer deal worth £63 million (€75 million). The move depends on Ederson's decision to leave for the Middle East as he has shown no signs of committing his future to Manchester City.

Manchester City has increased its interest in Diogo Costa, who is the main goalkeeper for both Porto and the Portugal national team, as they look for a replacement for Ederson. The possible move of Ederson to Saudi Arabian clubs has led Pep Guardiola to look for a high-quality substitute. Porto has priced Diogo Costa at 75 million euros, a factor that could make negotiations challenging, as Manchester City is reluctant to meet that price. Nonetheless, Guardiola considers the Portuguese goalkeeper to be a perfect match for the team, and it is expected that discussions between the clubs will continue in the forthcoming months.