Manchester City has agreed a partnership with Dutch outfit NAC Breda.

The Champions League semi-finalists have agreed a five-year deal with the Dutch second-tier club to loan them some of their younger talents, says The Sun.

The deal is similar to the one between Chelsea and Vitesse Arnhem, which has seen the likes of England youth internationals Dominic Solanke, Izzy Brown and Lewis Baker all go to Holland on a season-long loan this campaign to help aid their development.

A statement on NAC's website confirmed the news on Tuesday. It read: "The partnership NAC will have the opportunity to take on loan players from Manchester City.

"Also in football technical terms, such as in the areas of scouting, to create elite culture and talent, knowledge and experience is exchanged and intensive cooperation. The partnership is entered into for five seasons."