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Home » Headlines » Ayyoub Bouaddi Officially Joins Manchester City and Takes No. 32

Ayyoub Bouaddi Officially Joins Manchester City and Takes No. 32

The Moroccan midfielder has officially begun a new chapter at Manchester City, where he will wear the No. 32 shirt and has already introduced himself to the club’s supporters.

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Ayyoub Bouaddi has officially joined Manchester City, marking a major step in the young Moroccan midfielder’s career.

Rabat – Ayyoub Bouaddi has officially joined Manchester City, marking a major step in the young Moroccan midfielder’s career.

The Premier League club welcomed Bouaddi by sharing images of him wearing the famous City blue, with the No. 32 shirt on his back. Manchester City accompanied the post with a simple message: “Looking good in City blue.”

The announcement quickly attracted attention from Moroccan football fans, who are following the next chapter of one of the country’s most promising young talents.

Bouaddi signs contract until 2031

Manchester City have confirmed that Bouaddi has signed a five-year contract running until 2031, completing his move from French club Lille during the ongoing summer transfer window.

The 18-year-old’s transfer is worth €100 million, underlining the Premier League club’s belief in his potential and long-term development.

The deal is still awaiting the completion of the necessary international registration procedures before Bouaddi can officially begin competing for his new club.

Bouaddi introduces himself to City fans

Shortly after his arrival, Bouaddi also had the opportunity to introduce himself to Manchester City supporters through a light-hearted question-and-answer session.

The 18-year-old answered questions about his life away from football, including his favorite food, films, songs, and hobbies, giving fans a glimpse of his personality beyond the pitch.

One of the questions focused on his nickname. Bouaddi was asked what supporters should call him, and he kept the answer straightforward, saying, “You can call me just Ayyoub.”

The relaxed introduction offered City fans an early opportunity to get to know their new signing on a more personal level.

A new chapter in Manchester

Bouaddi now begins a new chapter in England wearing the No. 32 shirt. His move to Manchester City represents an important point in his development and places him at one of the biggest clubs in European football.

For Moroccan supporters, his arrival is another reason to follow his progress closely as he adapts to a new environment and looks to establish himself at the highest level.

From wearing City blue for the first time to introducing himself to the club’s fans, Bouaddi’s Manchester City journey is officially underway.

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