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Hugo Viana | Summer Transfer Window Review | Part 1: New Signings
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After a busy summer transfer window, our Director of Football, Hugo Viana sat down for a two part interview to review City's transfer activity.
In Part One Hugo reviews the transfer window as a whole, before going into detail about our new signings and discusses the early stages of Enzo Maresca's period in charge of Manchester City. The transfers of Elliot Anderson, Enzo Fernández, Ayyoub Bouaddi, Iliman Ndiaye and Allan are discussed in detail in terms of their recruitment and what we can expect from our new signings.
Stay tuned for Part Two coming soon...
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