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It is very difficult indeed for a player or a team to refuse an offer from a Saudi Arabian team at this time, they have very strong finances so it will be profitable for the team and it is also very tempting for a player to receive a high salary.
In this summer's transfer, there have been many players from top European teams who have moved to the Saudi Arabian team, the Saudi Arabian league is really developing very well now.
Aymeric Laporte is no longer a key player for Man City so his departure will not affect the performance of this team.

And indeed, at this time, it is rumored that Lucas Paqueta is very close to Man CIty, the team from Manchester are aiming for Lucas Paqueta, this is inseparable from the long injury suffered by Kevin De Bruyne, and indeed they must find a replacement before the transfer market closes.

The money that the club has in the Arab League has played a tremendous role in plowing Europe's top players to move there, who would have thought that Neymar was brought in to the Arab League to play for Al Hilal after the transfer process was completed. The high salary factor plays an important role in the process of realizing their transfer, at an age that has passed their productive period they can still get a large salary, it is clear that this offer can never be refused, especially since the player is no longer in the main squad with the club he is currently defending.
Aymeric Laporte, who has started to lose his place in Manchester City's main squad, will not affect the team's performance even if he leaves Manchester City, the transfer process will benefit Manchester City because they can sell players at the desired price.

agree with you, and Arab teams are not limited to buying the players they want, and Aymeric Laporte could be the right decision to play in Arab, and Manchester City will also earn money by selling Laporte to the Arab league,