Manchester City's Claudio Bravo is reportedly not going to be offered a new contract by the Citizens when his current deal expires in the summer.

Manchester City goalkeeper Claudio Bravo could reportedly be set to leave Pep Guardiola's side when his contract expires at the end of the season.

The 36-year-old started Sunday's EFL Cup final for the Citizens against Aston Villa, where goals from Sergio Aguero and Rodri saw City triumph in the competition for the third consecutive year.

However, according to the Evening Standard, there are no plans in place to reward the Chile international with a new contract, and as a result the keeper could be likely to move on this summer.

The report also suggests that Bravo has been offered to join MLS side New York City, however the former Barcelona shot-stopper is weighing up his options before making a firm decision.

Bravo has played a total of 59 games for the Premier League champions since his arrival in 2016, but has found himself as backup to Ederson during the majority of his stay at the Etihad.

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