(Football News) In an announcement on Tuesday, Manchester City confirmed the signing of Mateo Kovacic, the Croatia midfielder from Chelsea, on a four-year contract. While specific financial terms were not disclosed, reports from British media suggest that City has paid Chelsea a fee of £25 million ($31.87 million), with an additional £5 million potentially included as add-ons for the midfielder. In a statement released by the club, Kovacic expressed his excitement, stating, “This is a fantastic opportunity for me, and I am eagerly looking forward to beginning this new chapter with City.”
“For those who have witnessed this team under the guidance of coach Pep Guardiola, it is evident how exceptional they are. In my opinion, they are unrivaled and stand as the finest team in the world. The numerous trophies they have earned speak for themselves, but their style of play also sets them apart as the premier footballing side.”
“Being a part of this squad is truly a dream come true for any footballer. I am aware that there is still much for me to learn and improve upon, and I firmly believe that under Pep’s guidance, I can enhance my skills and become an even better player.”
Following Manchester City’s triumphant campaign, securing both the FA Cup and Premier League titles, as well as a remarkable treble by claiming victory in the Champions League, Mateo Kovacic marks City’s inaugural signing.
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