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Man City Signs France Playmaker Cherki to Usher in Start of Post-De Bruyne Era
- Manchester City signed 21-year-old French midfielder Rayan Cherki from Lyon on June 10, 2025, ahead of the Club World Cup.
- The transfer followed City's efforts to re-energize their midfield after Kevin De Bruyne's departure, marking a new post-De Bruyne era.
- Cherki signed a five-year contract for a fee around 36-40 million euros and will join City’s squad preparing to compete in Miami starting June 18.
- Cherki said, "This is a dream for me" and highlighted working hard to seize this special opportunity under Pep Guardiola's guidance.
- This signing suggests Manchester City aims to sustain success with fresh talent as they enter the Club World Cup and rebuild their midfield.
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Young French midfielder Rayan Cherki has expressed his excitement at joining Manchester City in time for the Club World Cup...
DECRYPTAGE - Promised to a bright future from a young age, Rayan Cherki has found a club that meets his ambition this summer. Under the orders of Pep Guardiola, he could have a big role to play next season.
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Man City splash £107m in 10-day window after completing £35m Cherki transfer
RAYAN CHERKI believes his “dream” move to Manchester City gives him the perfect platform to shine. The 21-year-old France international becomes Pep Guardiola’s third capture of the summer after moving from Lyon. GettyRayan Cherki completed his £35m transfer to Manchester City[/caption] AFPHe made his first two caps for France in the Nations League but will team up with the Citizens for the Club World Cup[/caption] City will pay around £30million…
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