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Fernandez ready to face Coventry as Haaland joins Maresca’s new City captains

From Gulf Today · () English

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  • Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca said new signing Enzo Fernandez is available for selection against promoted Coventry City on Saturday.
  • Fernandez joined City for a reported British record-equalling £125 million fee after previously working with Maresca at Chelsea.
  • Erling Haaland, Ruben Dias, Marc Guehi and Gianluigi Donnarumma will share the captaincy following Bernardo Silva’s departure.

Enzo Fernandez is ready to make his Manchester City debut against Coventry City, and manager Enzo Maresca already knows what he expects from the club’s new record signing.

Fernandez worked with Maresca at Chelsea before joining City for a reported British record-equalling fee of £125 million ($168.70 million). Maresca said the midfielder is available for Saturday’s match against the promoted side.

Enzo is ready, yes. I know Enzo quite well and I know what he can bring to the team.

· Enzo MarescaThe Manchester City manager said Fernandez is available for selection against Coventry City.

“Enzo is ready, yes. I know Enzo quite well and I know what he can bring to the team,” Maresca told reporters. He described Fernandez as a winner with the mentality and experience needed to succeed, pointing to his World Cup and Club World Cup victories.

City have also named four captains following Bernardo Silva’s close-season departure. Last season’s leading scorer Haaland will share the role with Ruben Dias, Marc Guehi and Gianluigi Donnarumma.

He is a winner, with a winner’s mentality and knows how to win. The World Cup, Club World Cup... the main thing is he’s a winner.

· Enzo MarescaMaresca highlighted Fernandez’s winning mentality and major tournament experience.
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