Hamburg have agreed a fee with Manchester City over the transfer of Holland midfielder Nigel de Jong to the Premier League club.
De Jong will now look to agree terms at the City of Manchester Stadium before becoming the latest City signing of the transfer window.
A spokesman for Hamburg told PA Sport: "The clubs have agreed a fee. Nigel de Jong now has to reach agreement with Manchester City."
De Jong's contract, which expires next year, contains a clause that would allow him to leave in the summer for only 2million euros, while City's offer is reported to be 15million euros (£13.3million).
The Dutchman joined Hamburg in 2006 for 1.5million euros from Ajax and has played 66 Bundesliga games for the club, scoring twice.
A spokesman for Hamburg told PA Sport: "The clubs have agreed a fee. Nigel de Jong now has to reach agreement with Manchester City."
De Jong's contract, which expires next year, contains a clause that would allow him to leave in the summer for only 2million euros, while City's offer is reported to be 15million euros (£13.3million).
The Dutchman joined Hamburg in 2006 for 1.5million euros from Ajax and has played 66 Bundesliga games for the club, scoring twice.
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