Manchester City inch closer to the completion of £ 33.7 million movement for Wolves star Rayan Ait-Nouri while the defender is seen

Wolves Defender Rayan Ait-Nouri has been seen Manchester City Medical as its £ 33.7 million switch to Etihad is approaching the completion.

The defender has been admired by scouts in City for more than 12 months, because they were looking for reinforcements for their back line.

Ait-Nouri is now supposed to have had enough Premier League Experience under his belt to make the movement after an impressive campaign at Molineux.

The 23-year-old scored five goals in 41 performances last season and brought his total to Wolves on 12 goals in 157 games. He also delivered 19 assists since he moved to Molineux in 2020.

His former club negotiated a 50 percent sales clause, but it will be bought out by Wolves for £ 9.7 million before the deal is completed. He is expected to participate Pep Guardiolain time to be part of them World Cup Club Campaign that starts on June 18.

Ait-Nouri has left for a year to his contract in the West Midlands, although Wolves also have an option to extend his stay.

Rayan Ait-Nouri has been spotted and left his Manchester City Medical as his £ 33.7 million move to the Etihad edges closer

Angers negotiated a clause of 50 percent, but that is bought out by Wolves for £ 9.7 million

Pep Guardiola hopes to have three new recruits for City’s Club World Cup campaign on time

City plan to complete the signing of £ 35 million from midfielder Rayan Cherki from Lyon.

The 21-year-old has already agreed personal conditions and wants to become a member of the city before the Club World Cup before the Deadline Deadline.

This season, Cherki scored 12 goals in 44 games, including two against Manchester United in the Europa League.

He made his senior debut for France last week and scored when Les Bleus fell on a 5-4 defeat against Spain. He was also part of the France U23 team that won a silver medal at last summer’s Olympic Games.

City will also sign AC Milan -midfielder Tijjani Reijners pending a medical government after a five -year deal after they had agreed an initial compensation of £ 46.3 million with the Italians.

The reimbursement can increase with bonuses to £ 58 million.