Enzo Maresca Appointed as Manchester City Manager on Three-Year Contract
1-Minute Brief
Maresca's appointment marks a new chapter for Manchester City following Pep Guardiola's decade-long tenure.
Key Facts
- Enzo Maresca has been appointed as Manchester City's new manager.
- Maresca agreed to pay compensation to his former club Chelsea before joining Manchester City.
- He has signed a three-year contract with Manchester City.
- Maresca was chosen to succeed Pep Guardiola after Guardiola's ten-year spell at the club.
- Manchester City chairman cited three traits that convinced him to hire Maresca.
What Happened
Manchester City have named Enzo Maresca as their new manager, following an agreement to pay compensation to Chelsea and the signing of a three-year contract.
Why It Matters
This managerial change ends Pep Guardiola's successful era at Manchester City and signals a new direction for the club under Maresca's leadership.
What's Next
Maresca will begin preparations for the upcoming season as Manchester City's manager. Observers will watch how he adapts to his new role and implements his vision for the team.
Sources
Confirmed by 3 independent sources
- Sky NewsUnknown2h agoEnzo Maresca appointed new Manchester City manager
- The IndependentLeft28m agoMan City chairman lists three traits that convinced him to hire Enzo Maresca
- BBC NewsCenter1h agoMaresca joins Man City after agreeing to pay Chelsea compensation
