HARMLESS GUY🇺🇬

🚨 Enzo Fernandez is not quite adding up after Man City record transfer £125m, two goals, and a section of his own fans already unconvinced. Maresca loves him, the dressing room wanted him, the sponsors are delighted, and 'Enzo' is one of four names on display in the club shop alongside Foden, Cherki and Haaland. He re-opens a South American market City haven't properly had since Aguero. Then there's the football. His worst two performances came against Villa and Brighton, he kept his place, and a vocal section online were furious about it. The midfield has looked muddled and the spaces Fernandez occupies mean his defensive work is limited while he isn't contributing much in attack either. For a player signed because he knows Maresca's system best, it's not looking good. Pictures of him celebrating in front of hostile Liverpool fans, then needing team-mates to push him into taking applause from away supporters twice, he's a character for sure. Martin Demichelis called him a leader with "really special" personality. He was going round the players in the Leipzig tunnel at half-time without being captain. City won 3-2 and he scored. His fate is tied to Maresca's, which is the risk with signing a manager's old player. Does Enzo need goals to win them over, or is the problem that City replaced Rodri and Bernardo with a £125m flop?