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MAN CITY AGREE DEAL TO SIGN MARSEILLE KEEPER RULLI

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Manchester City have agreed a deal to sign Argentine goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli from French side Olympique Marseille, BBC Sport reported. The transfer is part of the club’s ongoing strategy to deepen its squad ahead of the 2024‑25 Premier League campaign.

According to BBC Sport, the agreement was confirmed by both clubs’ official statements, although no transfer fee, contract length, or personal terms were disclosed. The move adds international experience to City’s goal‑keeping options, although specific details of Rulli’s role remain unannounced.

Rulli has spent the past seasons with Marseille, gaining regular first‑team experience and representing Argentina at the international level, which could provide City with a seasoned backup option.

  • Manchester City have agreed to sign Geronimo Rulli from Marseille.
  • The transfer was announced by BBC Sport with no financial or contractual details released.
  • Rulli’s experience as a regular Argentine goalkeeper adds depth to City’s goal‑keeping squad.

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