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Gerónimo Rulli takes us through his move to Manchester City and his first days with the club...
The Argentinian goalkeeper arrived at City this summer to work with Gianluigi Donnarumma and Marcus Bettinelli.
At 34, he’s high experienced in European football having represented the likes of Real Sociedad, Villarreal and Ajax, as well as being part of his nation’s squad during their 2022 World Cup success.
It’s not Rulli’s first time with City, having briefly been at the club in 2016 before being immediately loaned back to Sociedad.
And in this video we see his excitement once he knew he was part of Hugo Viana and Enzo Maresca’s plans and how keen he was to make the transfer happen.
Then he goes into detail about what City’s history of great Argentinians, including Sergio Aguero, Pablo Zabaleta and Willy Caballero, means to him.
There’s also time for him to meet our fans at the pre-season ‘City Are Back’ event and in a special unveiling at the store.
As he comes to the end of his walk around the CFA, he best sums up his feelings with one succinct line.
“Even before I wore the shirt, I felt that part of me belonged here at City,” he said.
Watch the full feature at the top of the page...
Be here as City begin defence of Carabao Cup crown
Don’t miss our Carabao Cup third round game with Norwich City as we look to defend the trophy we won in 2025/26.
Our clash with the Canaries takes place on Thursday 17 September at the Etihad Stadium with a 19:30 (UK) kick-off.
Tickets are on general sale and priced at £20 for adults and £5 for kids – with up to six tickets available to purchase per supporter.
The Blues are nine-time winners of the competition – behind only Liverpool – having emerged victorious in 1970, 1976, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2026.
Make sure you secure your spot at the Etihad Stadium as we look for more glory this season!
Promotional image for Manchester City vs Norwich match at Etihad Stadium on Thu 17 Sep, 19:30. Features players, fans, and mascot in celebration.