Press reports have revealed the growing interest in the future of Portuguese star Bernardo Silva, a Manchester City player, as his contract approaches its end at the conclusion of the current season, without a decision on renewal or embarking on a new experience during the upcoming summer transfer period.

According to 'TEAMtalk', Manchester City has already moved to extend the player's contract for at least an additional year, having conducted negotiations with his representatives and made an official offer, while sporting director Hugo Viana maintains close contact to resolve the matter before the end of the season.

Silva, who is 31 years old, is seriously considering staying at the Etihad Stadium, which would give him the opportunity to complete ten years with the sky blue team, but the competition to sign him has started to intensify.

The report indicated that Atletico Madrid has entered into talks regarding the player, while Juventus has made an official step to sign him, making the Italian interest the most evident so far, with Barcelona also among the interested clubs, though no official offer has been made yet.

There have also been rumors about the possibility of his return to his former club Monaco, while the Saudi league shows interest in the player, without confirmation of his desire to move to the Middle East.

In a related context, the report explained that coach Pep Guardiola had asked the Manchester City management to finalize a new two-year contract to end speculation about Silva's future, but the agreement has not yet been completed, giving interested clubs the opportunity to continue their pursuit.