Overview
- Argentine outlets report on Friday that Gerónimo Rulli has agreed to join Manchester City from Olympique de Marseille for a fee reported between €3.5m and €3.8m and that he will sign a two-year contract running to June 2028.
- Sources say Rulli is expected to travel to England to complete medicals and paperwork, though Manchester City has not issued a formal club confirmation in the coverage provided.
- The move follows the club's formalisation of James Trafford's exit and positions Rulli to compete with Gianluigi Donnarumma and Marcus Bettinelli for Manchester City's goalkeeper places.
- Reports frame Rulli's signing as part of Enzo Maresca's early squad adjustments and link City interest in Argentina players such as Enzo Fernández while noting ongoing transfer talk around Rodri and Barcelona.
- Rulli is a 34-year-old Argentina international who has been a backup to Emiliano Martínez and brings recent strong form from Marseille, a departure that is expected to prompt Marseille to target replacements.