Manchester City have received a further boost to their summer transfer budget with the permanent sale of another academy graduate.
City have already generated £25m this summer with the pre-agreed deals to sell Tommy Doyle and Taylor Harwood-Bellis to Premier League rivals Wolves and Southampton respectively.
Douglas Luiz's transfer from Aston Villa to Juventus also raised around £5m from the sell-on clause included in his contract when he left the Etihad in 2019.
Now, the budget has been boosted by up to £1m as academy midfielder Lewis Fiorini has secured a permanent exit to local side Stockport County. ALSO READ: Man City's clear plan for playmaker amid Chelsea transfer interest ALSO READ: "I need to rest" - Kevin De Bruyne storms out of press conference and addresses Man City future Fiorini, 22, has spent the last few seasons out on loan, impressing in the Netherlands at NAC Breda, then looking good at Lincoln in League One.
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