US EditionMan City signs 20-year-old Khusanov for $41.5 million to kick off expected January spending spree
- Manchester City signed 20-year-old Abdukodir Khusanov from Lens for an initial fee of 40 million euros as their first move in the January transfer window.
- Khusanov is the first Uzbekistani player to join a Premier League club and has earned 18 caps for Uzbekistan.
- City manager Pep Guardiola stated that the club is looking to make future signings now due to injury problems this season.
- The team is currently in fourth place in the Premier League, 12 points behind leader Liverpool, and is struggling in the Champions League.
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Manchester City management has completed a new deal in the 2024 winter transfer market, as it signed young defender Abdulkadir Khusanov from the French team Lens for 40 million euros...
The reigning English football champion Manchester City acquired 20-year-old Uzbek national team member Abdukodir Husanov for 40 million euros.
Manchester City has signed a "physical prodigy", as the Spanish press calls him - Uzbek international Abdukodir Khusanov is moving to the English champions for around 50 million euros. "I am delighted to be joining Manchester City, a club that I have been following with pleasure for a long time. The team is made up of the best players in the world and I can't wait to meet them and play with them," Khusanov said of his move. if(kmmIsMobile()) { v…
Football talent Khusanov poised to become first Uzbek to play in English Premier League after Man City signing
Meteoric rise for 20-year-old. At 17, he was shifted to the reserves due to concerns over his strength. Career was reignited by move to small club in Belarus.
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