Manchester City is shaking the transfer market once again. Aggressive recruitment moves are continuing to the extent that the expression "the substance of anger" matches.온라인바카라

City Extra, which reports Manchester City, said on the 6th (Korean time) that Lyon's Rayan Sherkie will confirm his transfer to Manchester City ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup deadline. "Man City has agreed on the terms of the transfer with Lyon." The transfer fee is 35 million pounds (about 64.5 billion won).

Scherkey is a promising golfer who made his professional debut in Lyon at the age of 16. He had the best year of his career this season, scoring 12 goals and 20 assists in 44 matches. He has been listed as the "Best Eleven" and "Young Player" and "Best Eleven" of the UEFA Europa League.

His performance drew attention from Manchester City. Manchester City sent a love call to Scherky to fill the void left by Kevin De Bruyne, who is likely to move to SSC Napoli. Scherky also wanted to move to Manchester City. The personal agreement is said to have been finalized, and negotiations between the clubs are expected to be finalized within a few days.

Manchester City are also close to signing Rayan Ait Noori from Wolverhampton Wanderers. European soccer transfer market expert Fabrizio Romano said, "Ait Noori is heading to Manchester City. Negotiations between the clubs have been agreed on a transfer fee of 40 million euros, and Ait Noori will undergo a medical examination over the weekend."

Algerian left back ait noori made his professional debut in the 2018-19 season after joining the angze sCO youth team in 2016. He left for Wolverhampton on loan in 2020, and succeeded in a full transfer in the 2021-22 season. Ait noori was responsible for the left side at Wolverhampton and showed a stable performance.

His potential has exploded since the last season. He played in more than 30 matches for the first time in his career, with three goals and two assists in 38 matches last season, and this season he played in 41 matches, scoring five goals and seven assists to record a career high, confirming Wolverhampton's stay in the English Premier League.

Manchester City used Yoshko Gvardiol and Rico Lewis as left-backs, but they were criticized for their frequent ups and downs and unstable defense. Pep Guardiola selected Ait Nouri as a new side resource, and the club negotiated aggressively and finally succeeded in recruiting him.

This summer, Manchester City won no title for the first time since the 2016-17 season. As a result, Guardiola heralded a massive rebuilding process, and uncertainty is also surrounding the future of players in their 30s including Bernardou Silva, Mateo Kovacic and Ilkay Gündogan. His separation has been confirmed.

Manchester City also brought Abdukodir Hussanov, Vitor Hayes, Omar Marmusi and Nico González in the transfer market last winter, laying the groundwork for a generational change. In the summer, they strengthened the midfield by recruiting Tijani Rheinders, followed by Sherki and Ait Nouri, who are stepping up their rebuilding efforts.