Man City transfer news: Every manager keeps a shopping list, and Enzo Maresca’s has apparently got shorter and sharper. One name sits right at the top. He’s 25, stands 6ft 2in, and tackles like he’s late for a train. Ficherio…

Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca has reportedly asked the club to sign Real Betis centre-back Natan during the upcoming January transfer window. According to reports relayed from Ficherio via Transfer Feed, Barcelona is also monitoring the 25-year-old Brazilian defender. Real Betis reportedly values the player between €35m and €40m, despite a lower valuation on Transfermarkt, following his permanent move from Napoli in July 2025.
The writer argues that while Natan offers aggression and aerial strength to bolster City's thinned defensive options alongside Ruben Dias, paying up to €40m represents an inflated fee. The author notes concerns over Natan's passing range under pressure and suggests Manchester City should look elsewhere if Betis refuses to negotiate near the €30m mark.
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