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The Manchester City star who surrendered to Enzo Fernandez: "He's one of the best"
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The Manchester City star who surrendered to Enzo Fernandez: "He's one of the best"

Matheus Nunes, a defender for Manchester City, publicly praised Enzo Fernández during a press conference ahead of the team's Champions League match against Porto. He described Fernández as 'one of the best' players and expressed enthusiasm about his signing. The transfer of Fernández, completed for €145 million, made him the most expensive player in Premier League history. This was the second time Fernández had been sold for over €100 million, with his previous transfer from Chelsea to Benfica in 2023 valued at €121 million. His total transfer fees now exceed €310 million, surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo's total of €247 million. Nunes also commended Manchester City's transfer strategy, highlighting the acquisition of Iliman Ndiaye. Fernández has already made his official debut as a starter for the club.

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The Manchester City star who surrendered to Enzo Fernandez: "He's one of the best"

Matheus Nunes, a defender for Manchester City, publicly praised Enzo Fernández during a press conference ahead of the team's Champions League match against Porto. He described Fernández as 'one of the best' players and expressed enthusiasm about his signing. The transfer of Fernández, completed for €145 million, made him the most expensive player in Premier League history. This was the second time Fernández had been sold for over €100 million, with his previous transfer from Chelsea to Benfica in 2023 valued at €121 million. His total transfer fees now exceed €310 million, surpassing Cristiano Ronaldo's total of €247 million. Nunes also commended Manchester City's transfer strategy, highlighting the acquisition of Iliman Ndiaye. Fernández has already made his official debut as a starter for the club.

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