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EPL: Why I signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea – Man City boss, Maresca
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EPL: Why I signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea – Man City boss, Maresca

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Manchester City manager, Enzo Maresca, has explained why he decided to sign Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea.

The two men are reunited at the Etihad after working together at Chelsea.

Fernandez cost City £125m and Maresca has said the deal was worth it.

Maresca said: “Enzo Fernández… we’ve signed a winner.

“Enzo has a winning mentality, he knows how to win – World Cup, Club World Cup. And the main thing is that he’s a winner.

“I can promise you in the last four or five days, four or five players were asking if he’s coming or not, because they wanted him with us!”

EPL: Why I signed Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea – Man City boss, Maresca

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