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Malo Gusto open to reuniting with Enzo Maresca at Man City

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Malo Gusto, the 23‑year‑old French right‑back, is said to be willing to follow former Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca to Manchester City if the Italian is formally appointed in the coming days. City’s interest arrives as other European clubs also monitor the defender amid a compensation dispute between Chelsea and Manchester City over Maresca’s exit. Gusto has established himself as one of the most dynamic right‑backs in the Premier League since joining Chelsea from Lyon in 2023, combining attacking instinct with defensive discipline. His emergence under Maresca at Stamford Bridge last season made him a compelling player in the Italian’s side. According to sources close to Gusto speaking to Mail Sport’s Kieran Gill, the French defender is open to a reunion with his former Chelsea manager. “the France international would be interested in reuniting with his former Chelsea manager should Maresca’s appointment at the Etihad Stadium be formalised in the coming days.” City director of football Hugo Viana has identified the right‑back position as an area requiring reinforcement as part of a wide‑ranging squad rebuild at the Etihad Stadium this summer. Viana says Gusto’s profile – a young, technically accomplished, attack‑minded full‑back with Premier League experience – fits the type of signing he has consistently targeted. Chelsea’s position on a potential departure for Gusto remains unclear, particularly because the clubs are already in a compensation dispute over Maresca’s exit from Stamford Bridge. The dispute could complicate any direct negotiations should City formalise their interest. Chelsea insiders also reported that other leading sides across Europe are monitoring Gusto’s situation as the transfer window gathers pace. Fabrizio Romano issued a clarification on Manchester City’s pursuit of the Chelsea defender, confirming the club’s interest in Gusto.

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