Manchester City sign Brazilian winger Allan Elias from Palmeiras

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Manchester City have confirmed the signing of Brazilian winger Allan Elias from Palmeiras, with the 22-year-old joining on a five-year contract. The move, reported by Reuters and published by Al Jazeera, is City’s sixth addition of the summer transfer window. British media reports cited in the article said the Premier League club agreed to pay about $47 million for the player.
Elias came through Palmeiras’ academy and made 96 first-team appearances before moving to Manchester. City’s football director Hugo Viana said in a club statement that Elias is an exciting player who can strengthen the squad. The article also notes that City have added several other players this window, including Elliot Anderson, Geronimo Rulli, Ayyoub Bouaddi, Jeremy Monga and Pierce Charles.
In comments quoted by the article, Elias described the transfer as a major personal moment and said joining City was an easy choice despite his affection for Palmeiras. He also said he hoped to become another successful Brazilian in the Premier League, following players such as Gabriel Jesus, Ederson and Fernandinho. More broadly, the signing fits Manchester City’s continued squad rebuilding under Pep Guardiola, though the article itself focuses on the transfer rather than any tactical plans or long-term impact.
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