Manchester City are set to complete the signing of Moroccan teenager Ayyoub Bouaddi for an initial £81.4million.A breakthrough in protracted talks with Lille came in the hours before City’s Premier League season kicked off against Bournemouth, with City paying an initial £81m and an additional £4.3m in bonuses.The Morocco international has been pulled out of their game with Angers today and is due to travel for his medical. It provides a major boost for Enzo Maresca, whose side have looked light in midfield after the sale of Rodri to Barcelona and Bernardo Silva’s free transfer to Real Madrid.City have now spent around £200m this summer and are expected to have a busy final week of the transfer window as they look to add more quality.Maresca had suggested on Friday that he is looking for around 20 senior outfield players. Given that Omar Marmoush is heading to Tottenham and Newcastle United remain in discussions over Nico Gonzalez, there is an acute need for more bodies. Ayyoub Bouaddi has been targeted by Man City to replace the gap left by Rodri’s departureDespite being only 18, Bouaddi has played almost a century of professional games and lit up the World Cup over the summer.Lille had wanted to keep the midfielder for the campaign but City pushed for a deal that saw him join straight away. They are also keen on Palmeiras winger Allan.