Manchester City have reportedly agreed personal terms with a prolific French attacker, along with their agreement to strengthen their academy with a Sheffield Wednesday talent.<\/p>\n
City<\/strong><\/a> are moving quickly in the early stages of the summer transfer window. They have already agreed a deal to sign Tijjani Reijnders from AC Milan<\/strong><\/a>, and it\u2019s believed it won\u2019t be long until they get Rayan Ait-Nouri through the door.<\/p>\n Before Reijnders\u2019 transfer was at the very final stages, it was revealed City\u2019s plan was to land him and Lyon\u2019s Rayan Cherki<\/strong><\/a> \u2018in the coming days\u2019.<\/p>\n City have seemingly made good on that, as transfer insider Fabrizio Romano<\/a> now states they have \u2018reached an agreement on personal terms\u2019 with Cherki.<\/p>\n He states their official bid to Lyon will be lodged \u2018in the next hours\u2019. It has already been reported by the insider that the Citizens will pay \u2018in excess\u2019 of \u20ac30million (\u00a325.3m) for the attacker, who was directly involved in 32 goals in all competitions this season.<\/p>\n City\u2019s desire to rush through transfers is clearly with a mind to strengthen their squad for the Club World Cup, in which their first game is on June 18.<\/p>\n And though a lot of focus is going into first-team recruitment, City are also looking to the future, with a separate Romano<\/a> report revealing a move for a 15-year-old talent.<\/p>\n The insider states the Citizens are working to sign academy talents, and have agreed a deal to sign Caelan Cadamarteri from Sheffield Wednesday.<\/p>\n MORE ON MAN CITY FROM F365: Cadamarteri, the son of former professional striker Danny Cadamarteri, is said to be the top goalscorer in England at under-16 level, and played once in the FA Youth Cup in the season just gone.<\/p>\n Romano suggests the signing is with a view to developing \u2018top young talents\u2019 in the academy.<\/p>\n There is a clear ability to do that at City, with the likes of Phil Foden, Rico Lewis, Cole Palmer and Nico O\u2019Reilly recently coming through that academy and having success.<\/p>\n There are no doubt more young gems in City\u2019s academy system who can come to star in the first team in the next few years, and the club will hope that Cadamerteri is one of them.<\/p>\n
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