According to reports from The Mirror, Manchester City's signing of Enzo Fernández has drawn criticism for being overpriced, and he needs to prove his world-class credentials.

Enzo Fernández was overvalued, purchased at a premium price, and overhyped; Chelsea had good reasons for wanting him gone, yet Manchester City overlooked these concerns.

Maresca's infatuation with Enzo Fernández is puzzling. The harsh reality is that by spending a club-record £125 million, Maresca has brought numerous problems to Manchester City. Fernández is no quiet, reserved player—quite the opposite. He is anything but reserved, dignified, or graceful. A few weeks ago, we recall Fernández mocking England after Argentina defeated them in the World Cup final. Following that match, he posted a photo on social media of himself, Messi, and Paredes laughing together, captioned with Oasis's "Wonderwall"—a song that became England's anthem during the tournament. Considering he did this in a country that provides him a lavish lifestyle, such behavior was truly disrespectful.

In the final, Fernández became the first player sent off in a World Cup final since 2010. Before leaving the pitch, he kicked a microphone by the sideline. There is a way to win and a way to lose. Regrettably, Fernández appears to understand neither. Upon returning to Chelsea to begin the new season, the only thing Fernández made clear was that he had no desire to stay. He previously courted Real Madrid before "falling in love" with Manchester City—quite the charm offensive. He never came close to helping Chelsea win the Premier League title. Last season, Chelsea finished 10th, and the season before that, 6th. He was never more than 15 points off the top.

However, he has shown the ability to perform better when surrounded by elite players. Argentina's national team proved this. Perhaps this is Maresca's entire plan for this player, which has captivated him all along, but he should keep Fernández at arm's length. Instead of welcoming him to Manchester with open arms, succeeding Guardiola is difficult enough—without risking an expensive player who excels at creating both on-field brilliance and off-field trouble. All Fernández needs to do now is deliver consistent performances and character to help Manchester City win major trophies again, and prove he can be a better person both on and off the pitch.

As a devout Christian, he believes in God, so he should conduct himself as if in heaven rather than hell, both on and off the pitch, and ultimately silence those who doubt and question him. Nevertheless, the outside world still finds it hard not to feel that Fernández brings more problems than he is worth. Frankly, the fee should not come anywhere near the price he just forced the richest club in the league to pay.

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