'We need solutions' - Enzo Maresca defends tactical decisions and insists Man City are a 'work in progress' after comeback win
Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca defended his tactical decisions following a narrow 2-1 comeback win against Bournemouth. He described the squad as a 'work in progress' while managing player fitness and integration.
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As a major football club, Manchester City's managerial transitions and performance are of significant interest to global sports media and fans.
Enzo Maresca has insisted that Manchester City remain a work in progress despite securing a dramatic late victory over Bournemouth. The new manager praised the incredible impact of his substitutes while acknowledging the significant physical disparities in his squad, emphasising that much more time and preparation are required to reach their optimal level this season.
Man City were forced to mount a late rescue mission after falling behind to an early Marcus Tavernier strike. Substitute Rayan Cherki turned the game around, setting up Marc Guehi and Josko Gvardiol to seal a 2-1 win on Sunday.
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