Man City has agreed a £ 31 million deal for Wolves left back Rayan Ait Nouri.
The 23-year-old is now free to discuss personal conditions and to undergo a medical one.
City hope to complete the medical medical of Ait Nouri and the deal is completed before the deadline on Tuesday at 7 pm so that he can play in the World Cup of Club.
The deal is worth an initial £ 31 million to rise to a potential £ 36.3 million.
The Algeria International moved to the Molineux of French Side Angers in 2020 and made 157 performances for Wolves, scored 12 and was set up 19.
Angers will owe around £ 9.7 million after they have negotiated a clause of 50 percent.
Ait Nouri: Guardiola is a great coach
Ait Nouri said that Pep Guardiola is a great coach prior to moving to Manchester City while he is international duty with Algeria.
He said: “No, for now I concentrate on the national team of Algeria, the most important thing is the next two games, we will see how things are going, to be honest, I don't know at all, we will see, the most important thing is the two games we have played with the national team, I concentrate on that, we will see.”
Asked for Guardiola, he added: “Yes, everyone knows that he is a great coach, then I said that the most important thing is to concentrate on the national team.”
Analysis: Ait Nouri can be the perfect fit for the man city of Guardiola
Adam Bate from Sky Sports speaks with former Wolves assistant -manager Edu Rubio to find out why the technical capacity of Rayan Ait Nouri can fit him well with the Manchester City of Pep Guardiola …
“Even in an uncomfortable year for Wolves, Ait Nouri has been advanced. 37 starts from their 38 Premier League matches, it turned out to be his robustness and with four goals and six assists from Open Play, the Algeria International end product added to his game.
“The talent has been clear for a long time since he first arrived in the Premier League of the French club Angers in the summer of 2020. Ait Nouri is always watching with his specific preference for step cushion and dragging back, always likes the ball at his feet …”