Sources: Ryan Mmaee completes Stoke City medical after £3.4m deal agreed

Ryan Mmaee has completed a medical ahead of a move to Stoke City, sources have told Football Insider.

A deal is set to be announced for the Potters after a completed medical for the striker.

Stoke are set to sign Ferencváros striker Ryan Mmaee in a deal worth £3.4million

The Potters have beaten multiple Premier League and Championship sides to agree terms with the sought-after striker.

It is expected that Mmaee, 25, will sign a three-year contract including an option of an extra year with Stoke as they look to sign a goalscorer to help them improve on their 16th place Championship finish last term.

Last month (23 June), Football Insider revealed that newly promoted side Luton Town have been considering a move for Mmaee this summer.

Mmaee’s contract at Ferencvaros runs until 2025 after joining from AEL Limassol in 2021.

The forward made 36 appearances for the Hungarian side last season and bagged 13 goals and four assists in those outings.

Mmaee has also earned 12 caps at an international level for Morocco.

The attacker featured heavily for his national side in their impressive World Cup campaign and scored four goals in eight games as Morocco made it to the third place play-off before ultimately losing out to Croatia.

The forward made 36 appearances for the Hungarian side last season and bagged 13 goals and four assists in those outings.

Mmaee has also earned 12 caps at an international level for Morocco.

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Latest Stoke City transfer news as the Potters confirm the season-long loan signing of Bournemouth goalkeeper Mark Travers

Stoke City have confirmed the signing of Bournemouth goalkeeper Mark Travers on a season-long loan.

The 24-year-old becomes Alex Neil’s latest signing of the summer, following the arrivals of Enda Stevens, Ben Pearson, Michael Rose, Daniel Johnson, André Vidigal, Ki-Jana Hoever and Chiquinho.

Travers brings with him valuable Championship experience, having won the 2021-22 Golden Glove as the Cherries were promoted to the Premier League. He made 45 appearances that season and won Bournemouth’s player of the season award.

The Republic of Ireland international has received rave reviews from Stoke City technical director Ricky Martin.

“For a goalkeeper of his age to have already achieved what he has in the game is rare and remarkable,” Martin said upon the announcement of Travers’ arrival at the bet365 Stadium.

“He has featured in international football, played in the Premier League and – perhaps most importantly – was a standout performer when Bournemouth got promoted a couple of seasons ago.

There was of course a keen interest in Mark from other clubs, so we’re delighted that he’s chosen to come to Stoke City.”