The Premier League club Manchester City has reportedly been offered the opportunity to sell its 2019/20 season squad for a sum of 60 million euros, despite initially declining to part with the players in exchange for cash.

Manchester City is one of the most successful clubs in English football and has consistently performed well throughout the past few seasons. The club's squad was valued at over £50 million last year, but after several rounds of negotiations, it appears that the deal may have fallen through.

City's representatives met with potential buyers on Tuesday, but were unable to secure a satisfactory price. However, there is still hope that the club will be able to find a buyer who can offer a more competitive offer than what they currently face.

It remains to be seen whether the club will be willing to accept a lower price or if they will ultimately decide not to sell. If the club decides to go ahead with the sale, it could set a new record for the highest ever transfer fee paid for a single player in English football history.

In the meantime, the situation surrounding Manchester City's sale is likely to continue to evolve as more information becomes available. The club has already faced criticism for their handling of the summer transfer window and for not securing adequate financial backing for the club's finances.

Overall, it remains to be seen whether Manchester City will be able to secure a sale or not, but it's clear that the situation is complex and difficult to predict.