Gerónimo Rulli is now a player of Manchester City, having been acquired from Olympique Marseille. The transfer fee remains undisclosed, although various media outlets report that Manchester City paid just two million euros to Marseille. Rulli's arrival at the Etihad Stadium comes after the departure of James Trafford, who was sold to Leeds United.
Rulli has previously played for Manchester City, albeit briefly, in 2016. He was then sold to Real Sociedad and later loaned back to the English club. The experienced goalkeeper has also had spells at Montpellier, Villarreal, Ajax, and Olympique Marseille. Voetbal International reports that Rulli is excited about his return to Manchester City, describing it as a "fantastic opportunity" that he couldn't resist.
Rulli's signing is a significant addition to Manchester City's goalkeeping department, and he will likely compete with other goalkeepers for a starting spot. With a contract that runs for two seasons, Rulli will have the chance to establish himself as a key player at the Etihad Stadium.