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Brazilian Man City forward Kayky, 21, emerges as loan target for Eredivisie outfit Sparta Rotterdam

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  • Sparta Rotterdam are interested in signing Brazilian forward Kayky on loan
  • The 21-year-old has been a Manchester City player since January 2022
  • Sparta Rotterdam finished in eighth place in the Eredivisie last season

By Simon Jones and Robert Summerscales

Published: 14:45 BST, 21 July 2024 | Updated: 14:45 BST, 21 July 2024

Manchester City forward Kayky is attracting loan interest from Sparta Rotterdam.

The 21-year-old Brazilian is likely to leave City this summer, either on loan or on a permanent basis, as he is not yet viewed as ready for regular first-team football at the Etihad Stadium.

Kayky joined City from Fluminense in January 2022.


Pep Guardiola handed Kayky his first-team debut in a 4-1 win at Swindon in the FA Cup within a week of his arrival at City, before he made his Premier League bow in a 4-0 victory away at Norwich the following month.

But he has not played for City's senior side since then.

Brazilian forward Kayky pictured during a Manchester City training session in March 2022

Kayky spent the first half of the 2022-23 season on loan at Pacos de Ferreira in Portugal's Primeira Liga.

He later returned to Brazil at the start of 2023 after agreeing to spend a full year on loan at Bahia.

Kayky scored four goals in 28 games for the Brazilian Serie A outfit and helped the club win the Campeonato Baiano.

This success came despite him missing a significant chunk of the season after injuring his anterior cruciate ligament.

He is now fully recovered from that setback and a year in the Eredivisie could provide him the springboard to get his promising career back on track.

Kayky pictured holding the Campeonato Baiano trophy during a loan spell at Bahia in 2023

Sparta Rotterdam finished eighth in the Netherlands' top league last season. 

Kayky's contract with City is not due to expire until June 2026.

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