Dias Says New Man City Signings Are 'Desperate to Win'
Manchester City's new captain says summer arrivals and the whole squad are fully committed to new manager Enzo Maresca's approach.
Manchester City have brought in summer signings who are "desperate to win", according to new club captain Ruben Dias.
Dias said the squad, including the new arrivals, is "buying into the idea" set out by manager Enzo Maresca, according to BBC Sport.
The comments come as City look to build on the new campaign under their new leadership, with Dias highlighting a shared determination among both new and existing players to succeed.
BBC Sport reported the remarks from Dias, who was recently named the club's captain, as he discussed the mentality within the squad heading into the new season.
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- New Man City signings desperate to win - Dias — BBC Sport
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