PREMIER LEAGUEGuardiola wants Rulli at Manchester CityReal Sociedad's Argentine goalkeeper has blossomed in LaLiga; he is Pep Guardiola's alternative to his first choice, Claudio Bravo.Moisés LlorensmoillorensUpdate: May 10th, 2016 18:20 EDTJESUS ALVAREZ ORIHUELADIARIO ASGerónimo Rulli has built up a collection of suitors in Europe. Several teams have been monitoring the player, whose loan spell at Real Sociedad ends in June. One of the clubs who are very keen on the 23-year-old Argentina international goalkeeper is Manchester City. Incoming coach Pep Guardiola has his eye fixed on Gero Rulli as his alternative if prising Claudio Bravo away from Barcelona proves too difficult. Full screenRulli in action against RayoJuan HerreroEFERulli, two years on the ascendencyRulli has really blossomed during his two-year stint at La Real. He's a keeper of great agility, a keen eye at reading the game, quick off his line and good in the air. He's also level-headed and studious not just about his own game but about his back four too. But what has struck Guardiola most is his ability to play the ball out of his area with both feet - a requisite for the Catalan coach. Real Sociedad do not own Rulli; he arrived on loan from Uruguayan outfit CD Maldonado who in turn are owned by private inversion fund who hold the young goalkeeper's playing rights (last season La Real negotiated an extension to the loan). Last summer, the Basque outfit were close to sealing a first option clause on the keeper, believed to be around 15 million euros. In the end the clause was not included.Willy on his way outDuring his time in San Sebastián, Rulli has reiterated how happy he is with La Real but says his future is not entirely in his hands. La Real are expected to make an offer to keep Rulli at Anoeta but may find themselves outbid by City, who also have a stake in CD Maldonado. Meanhile Rulli's fellow countryman Willy Caballero is keen to find an exit from the Etihad, where he doesn't figure in Guardiola's plans.Full screenJoe Hart (L) and Willy Caballero (R) at a team training session.PAUL ELLISAFPTagged in:Gerónimo RulliPep GuardiolaManchester CityTeamsLiga inglesa 2015/2016Premier League 2017/2018Premier LeagueFootball leaguesFootballCompetitionsSports