Nico Gonzalez has revealed in his first interview as a Manchester City player that his father played a crucial role in his transfer to the Etihad Stadium.The Spaniard became the Premier League

Manchester City have secured the signing of midfielder Nico Gonzalez from Porto for a fee of €60 million (£49.9m/$62.1m). Gonzalez has signed a four-and-a-half-year contract and is City’s fourth signing of the window following the arrivals of Omar Marmoush, Abdukodir Khusanov and Vitor Reis.

New Manchester City midfielder Nico Gonzalez says it was "so easy" to join the club as working with Pep Guardiola can help him reach his "full potential". The 23-year-old was a £50m arrival from Porto on transfer deadline day and became City's fourth signing of the January window.

Nico Gonzalez says his father told him joining Manchester City ‘the best thing’ - The former Barcelona prospect believes his style and City’s are a perfect match.

Manchester City have completed the signing of Nico Gonzalez from Porto. The 23-year-old midfielder has signed a four-and-a-half-year deal through to June 2029 with City, who agreed a deal with Porto that will total €60million (£49.

Barcelona missed out on over €7 million ($7.2m) as part of Nico Gonzalez's €60m ($62m) transfer to Manchester City after Porto exercised a clause before the move.

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Barcelona star Gavi has taken to social media, to send a message of encouragement to former teammate Nico González.The name of midfielder Nico has of course dominated the headlines across Europe

Nico Gonzalez has claimed Manchester City are "the best team in the last 10 years" and he "didn't have any option but to join" the Premier League outfit, as part of Pep Guardiola's £180m rebuild

The Spanish midfielder’s transfer to Manchester City reshapes the future of Porto, Barcelona, and the Premier League champions. Who benefits the most from the deal?