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Tijjani Reijnders left Manchester City in the summer transfer window after just one season at the Etihad Stadium

Former Manchester City midfielder Tijjani Reijnders addressed accusations of being a "money grabber" following his permanent transfer to Saudi Pro League club Al Qadsiah. The Saudi club signed the 28-year-old for a reported £52 million fee after he spent a single season at the Etihad Stadium. Reijnders admitted financial incentives influenced his decision, noting the move secures generational wealth for his family.
Reijnders also cited tactical preferences for his exit, explaining he wanted to play as a box-to-box midfielder rather than a number 10. Despite moving to Saudi Arabia, Netherlands national team head coach Xavi continues to select Reijnders, defending the competitive level of the Saudi Pro League.
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