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Reporter: Leverkusen finalizes Manchester City 19-year-old winger Ruprecht, with a transfer fee of about 1.3 million euros
According to German Sky Sports reporter Florian Plettenberg, Leverkusen has finalized the deal to sign Manchester City U21 winger Ruprecht.
Florian Plettenberg said that the deal for Ruprecht to join Leverkusen has been finalized, and the Manchester City U21 winger will sign a contract until 2030, with his transfer fee of about 1.3 million euros.
The reporter also said that the 19-year-old's physical examination may be scheduled for next week and it has not yet been decided whether he will be loaned. Ruprecht's deal has nothing to do with the drugmaker's potential signing of Bakayoko/Akliushe.
In addition, according to famous reporter Romano, Manchester City will have 40% of the second transfer share terms of the player.
Ruprecht played 19 games for Manchester City's U21 team last season, contributing 10 goals and 4 assists.
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