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Maresca admits Manchester City want more leaders as he targets Fernández
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Maresca admits Manchester City want more leaders as he targets Fernández

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read
  • Manager keen on experience after summer departures

  • Indicates Grealish and Marmoush will be leaving

Enzo Maresca has said Manchester City are aiming to add “one or two captains” before the transfer window closes on Tuesday night. This summer, City’s squad has lost the leadership and experience of Bernardo Silva, Rodri, John Stones and Nathan Aké.

Maresca has nominated Rúben Dias and Erling Haaland as captains, but wants to add more players who can fill the role. One the Italian has identified is Enzo Fernández, who has captained Chelsea.

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