Man City's £ 106 Million Unlocking Clause on Man City aims to beat Man Utd and reach the transfer target

Manchester City should beat his rival Manchester United against Joao Felix after the release of his release clause.

Striker Felix is ​​one of the most in demand teenagers in Europe, with City, United and Real Madrid in the lead.

But Pep Guardiola's club is not in the box office after agreeing to break its £ 106 million release clause on its contract, according to Sun.

Benfica is in a strong position with the transfer and has already admitted that it does not intend to sell for a price lower than the release clause.

The Portuguese titans have refused an offer of 80 million pounds sterling from Real Madrid, while United has also been postponed this summer.

Felix had already poured cold water on the prospect of leaving Benfica this summer.

Felix told Benfica's official website in May: "I think time will tell.

"I'm good here, I'm very happy, I love the club, I love those fans who love me.

"I want to enjoy the moment, play football, have fun doing what I love and, over time, things happen naturally.

"I am very happy in Benfica."

Felix achieved a superb campaign in the Primeira Liga to allow Benfica to finish top of the standings, beating Porto to two points.

At 19, he scored 15 goals in 26 appearances in the league, with nine badists.

But it's his eye-catching hat trick against Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League which earned him the coveted title: he is also the first teenager to achieve this feat since Sergio Aguero.

Felix's wonderful season allowed him to make his international debut against Switzerland in the League of Nations this week.

The Portugal coach, Fernando Santos, believes that he is ready.

Santos said: "He was called for a reason, we need players who can contribute and he has great qualities, he has shown at the club level and he is here for merit. he's here, that's because he's ready to play and contribute. "