OpenData receives an offer from Manchester City at 60 million euros, refusing a low price sale.

Opening: The Manchester City team has been offered the services of French striker Edinson Cavani for a reported sum of 60 million Euros.

Closing: The news has caused quite a stir in the football world as the club has refused to accept the offer and is now looking into their options.

Edinson Cavani, one of the most promising young talents in European football, has become a sensation with his performances for Manchester City this season. He scored three goals in just four matches and was named the player of the month by La Liga on multiple occasions.

However, Manchester City's financial situation has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has resulted in many clubs being forced to cut costs. The club has also struggled financially due to the lack of support from the government.

Despite these challenges, Manchester City remains committed to building a strong squad that can compete at the highest level. They have already made some significant signings this summer, including Brazilian winger Gabriel Jesus and Spanish midfielder Javi Martinez.

Cavani's departure could be seen as a blow to the club, but they will need to find a replacement quickly if they want to maintain their success. It remains to be seen how the situation will play out, but it is clear that Manchester City will not be able to afford to lose such a talented player.

In the meantime, the club will continue to monitor the market for other players who may be available in the future. As always, the club will do everything in its power to keep its fans happy and excited about the club's progress.