Manchester City midfielder Enzo Fernandez has affirmed his sense of belonging at the club despite ongoing uncertainty linked to the team's recent financial doping scandal. Fernandez, who joined City in a £125 million transfer during the deadline day window, expressed gratitude for the support from fans in an interview published in an October online magazine.

“I want to thank the fans for the welcome. I’m honestly feeling at home, and that is very important for a player’s confidence,” Fernandez said. The Argentine midfielder acknowledged the strength of the squad and voiced optimism about the club’s potential to achieve success even amid current difficulties.

Manchester City has been under scrutiny following allegations of financial irregularities, leading to questions about the club’s future in domestic and European competitions. Despite this backdrop, Fernandez emphasized the importance of focusing on the sport itself. He encouraged both players and supporters to appreciate the game, stating that enjoying football remains the priority despite external challenges.

Since his high-profile arrival from Benfica, Fernandez has been viewed as a key addition to bolster City’s midfield options. His comments signal a commitment to the club and an effort to maintain morale during a period marked by off-field distractions.