Manchester City completes the signing of Brazilian winger Allan Elias from Palmeiras for £34.2 million.

Allan Elias has not yet represented Brazil at senior or any youth levels, highlighting his relatively low international pedigree prior to the move.
At Manchester City, Allan is expected to provide competition for minutes on the right wing, challenging players such as Antoine Semenyo, Jeremy Doku and Phil Foden (with Jack Grealish potentially being loaned out depending on plans).
Savio’s £75m departure to Tottenham Hotspur created the direct vacancy Allan has filled, reinforcing the club’s strategy of replenishing wide options.
Allan Elias was born in Florianópolis and came through Palmeiras’ academy, underscoring his Portuguese-speaking, Brazilian footballing roots before moving to City.
City’s summer spending has surpassed £230m, with notable additions like Elliot Anderson (£116m) and Ayyoub Bouaddi (£85.6m), while also pursuing other targets and benefiting from significant player sales such as Rodri’s £65m move to Barcelona.
Manchester City have signed 22-year-old Brazilian winger Allan Elias from Palmeiras on a five-year contract worth up to £34.2 million, according to AS. The deal includes £32 million upfront plus £2.2 million in add-ons. Allan replaces Savio, who departed for Tottenham in a £75 million move this summer.
Allan called the move "surreal" and described joining City as the proudest moment of his life, 101 Great Goals reported. The 22-year-old made 96 appearances for Palmeiras, scoring nine goals with 12 assists before his switch to the Premier League. He has not yet earned a senior Brazil cap.
Savio's departure to Tottenham left Manchester City needing a fresh option on the right wing. Allan arrives as a direct replacement, ready to compete alongside Antoine Semenyo, Jeremy Doku, and Phil Foden for playing time. The Brazilian winger's arrival signals City's commitment to maintaining depth in their attacking ranks.
Allan Elias was born in Florianópolis and came through Palmeiras' academy system, RFI noted. Over 96 first-team appearances, he developed into a reliable attacking threat. His five-year contract signals City's belief he can adapt to English football and grow into a key squad member over time.
Allan becomes City's sixth signing this summer as their transfer spend surpasses £230 million, The Score reported. Recent additions include midfielder Elliot Anderson (£116 million) and defender Ayyoub Bouaddi (£85.6 million). City has also benefited from major sales, including midfielder Rodri's £65 million move to Barcelona, helping offset their aggressive buying.
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