What Did Enzo Maresca Say About Manchester City’s Transfers?

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca said there is still a great deal of important work to be done to strengthen the squad before the summer transfer window closes. According to Goal.com, the club continues to be active in the transfer market after losing several experienced players during the summer. This was reported by Goal.com reports .

The Italian coach, who took charge of Manchester City after Pep Guardiola ended his legendary decade-long spell, shared his thoughts at a press conference ahead of a friendly against K League stars in Seoul. According to Maresca, although the squad does not require many changes, the club must replace the leaders who have departed.

Experienced Players Departing and Transfer Plans

Maresca noted that the club lost experienced and important players such as Bernardo Silva, John Stones and Nathan Aké during the summer. As a result, there is still plenty of work to be done within the squad.

Manchester City have already signed Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest for £116 million, breaking the club record. The 23-year-old midfielder became the first major signing of the Enzo Maresca era. Nevertheless, fans are expecting the team to strengthen its attack further.

Pedro Neto’s Potential Transfer

In recent days, reports that Chelsea winger Pedro Neto has emerged as a target for Manchester City have been widely discussed in the media. The Portuguese player is well known to Enzo Maresca from his time in London, and the club reportedly sees him as a suitable replacement for Savinho, who is heading to Tottenham.

Speaking about the final weeks of the transfer window, Maresca did not give a definitive answer on whether new deals were expected in the coming days, but he left the door open to the possibility. “Anything can happen while the transfer window is open,” he added.

The manager is currently coordinating the club’s activity in the final weeks through daily communication with sporting director Hugo Viana and chief executive Ferran Soriano.