@Mcfc_page26@iam_Bobbysure Enzo played 2 decent wc's, won a ypott in 2022, he was Chelsea's best player under Maresca and you're comparing him with Bouaddi who's still 18?? Bouaddi is for the future but now that Rodri and Bernardo are leaving we're clearly looking for a world class player
Baffles me how rivals question where Manchester City get the money to sign players and they conclude its “Oil money”.
Let me educate you.
In the 25/26 season, we generated around £694M (€829.3M) from commercial, broadcasting and matchday revenue.
We also made €70M from player sales, including Trafford, Akanji and Aké. That’s roughly €900M generated.
And we’ve spent only around €148M on incoming transfers.
So yes, an €120M Enzo Fernández deal is financially feasible.
We can spend extra €500M this window and won’t break FFP rules. Cry about it.
@footyinsider247 Pep trusted a 17 year old Foden in his squad while the likes of Sancho and Brahim Diaz weren't patient enough, he was lethal in the 20/21 prem & ucl season, played a ballon d'or worthy 23/24 campaign and people somehow would still have something to complain about...
@livermorej92@spbajko Great analysis bro. Enzo would complete Elliot so much in that midfield and he would fit in straight away because he was Chelsea's most consistent player under Maresca I'm so convinced that he'd improve our team instantly. I don't understand those City fans who are against him.n
@_sol_omon@GeronimoMorgans *We seriously need him. After the departures of Rodri and bernie, Kova next year and potentially Tijjani you really think that we'd be good? 🤡
@RockyRhymes3@GeronimoMorgans We don't need either of them we need world class players like Enzo mate. We are not going to be dominant with Alex scott/Wharton Enzo has a higher ceiling,more experienced and he would improve our midfield straight away we have enough young prospects in our squad
@VdbA07@PhilouK_8 Bah réfléchi chef on vient de perdre Rodri et Bernardo. Et le prime de City c'était vraiment quand on avait des milieux de classe mondiale