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Enzo Maresca Says He Wants Manchester City to Win and Play Well in New Role

Enzo Maresca said he wants Manchester City to win while playing good football and enjoying the pressure. He described the role as his third spell at the club and expressed eagerness to begin coaching.

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Enzo Maresca Says He Wants Manchester City to Win and Play Well in New Role

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Enzo Maresca said he wants Manchester City to win, play good football and enjoy the pressure of representing the club. He added that the position marks his third spell at Manchester City and that he cannot wait to start coaching. @FabrizioRomano reported the comments directly from Maresca.

The statements outline both performance goals and personal anticipation for the role. No further details on timing or prior spells were included in the report.

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