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Fernandinho happy with ever-changing Manchester City role
15 Feb 2017

Fernandinho happy with ever-changing Manchester City role

Fernandinho insists he has no objection to being Manchester City’s jack of all trades.

The 31-year-old is normally seen in midfield, but featured at left-back in the 2-0 win at Bournemouth on Monday night that sent City into second position in the Premier League table – eight points behind Chelsea.

And, as boss Pep Guardiola continues to mould his squad, Fernandinho says he is happy to fulfil any task he is set.

“I think left-back is the fourth different role I’ve had this season,” said Fernandinho, a £30million signing from Shakhtar Donetsk in June 2013.

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“It’s a different experience, but very good and interesting. I liked it a lot.

“The most important thing is to be available to help the team the best way possible.

“Since Pep arrived here he was clear about the fact that he likes to use players in different positions and he made some tests and in the last game (v Swansea City) when I ended up playing on the right-hand side. Against Bournemouth I played on the left.

“To be able to adjust in different positions and try to keep a good rhythm during the match and help the team to win is good for the whole team and as individuals, because we broaden our own experience. If there’s a situation we have to slot in somewhere else, we may already know that role well.”

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