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EPL: Manchester City Confirm Signing Of Mateo Kovacic From Chelsea

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City signed Kovacic as their first summer addition after winning the treble – the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup the previous season.

 

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In his first interview after signing his four-year deal with Manchester City earlier today, June 27, Mateo Kovacic told the club’s official website that he is eager to work with the club’s head coach Pep Guardiola.

 

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“This is a brilliant move for me,” said Kovacic.

He added, “Anyone who has watched this team under Pep knows how good they are – for me, they are the best in the world. The trophies they have won are clear for all to see, but they are also the best footballing side out there.

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“To be joining this squad really is a dream for any footballer. I still have plenty of learning and developing to do, and I know under Pep’s management I can become a better player, which is really exciting for me.

“My plan now is to rest for a few weeks before coming back to Manchester to prepare for the new season. I want to help this club stay at the top and win more trophies.”

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While Manchester City director of football Txiki Begiristain, said, “It was a very simple decision to bring him to City because he has the tactical and technical qualities we are looking for in a midfielder.

“He is someone we have monitored for a very long time and always we were impressed whenever we watched him.”

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In August 2018, Mateo Kovacic transferred from Real Madrid to Chelsea after agreeing on a five-year deal.

He participated in 37 games for The Blues last season as they battled to finish 12th in the Premier League.

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Kovacic has played every minute of Croatia’s 95 appearances at the international level, helping them finish third at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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