His contributions have been instrumental in Manchester City's acquisition of several prestigious titles, which include five Premier League championships and a Champions League victory. However, it seems that his time with the club is drawing to a close. Throughout the summer transfer window, Laporte has been associated with a departure due to his reduced role in the Man City hierarchy during the previous season.
During the club's memorable treble-winning campaign, Guardiola opted to deploy players like Manuel Akanji, Nathan Ake, Ruben Dias, and John Stones in defense. The acquisition of Croatian defender Josko Gvardiol from RB Leipzig has essentially rendered Laporte surplus to the requirements at the Etihad Stadium.
A recent report indicated that Manchester City had accepted an offer for Laporte from Saudi Arabian club Al-Nassr. In line with talkSPORT, Laporte has now finalized an arrangement with Al-Nassr for an enticing three-year contract worth £64 million.
Following Riyad Mahrez's move to Al-Ahli last month, the center-back is poised to become the second player from Man City to make a transfer to the Saudi Pro League this summer.