Claudio Echeverri was described as the South America’s ‘best talents’ after completing Etihad key

Manchester City’s Football Director Txiki Begiristain believes that Claudio Echeverri is one of the best talents from South America in recent years.

Echeverri finally merged with the city board after writing the writing club with a tea board.

Premier League champion signed a 19-year-old signature in January 2024, but allowed to leave for the tea until last month.

From 20 to 20 players, the club, which shines for Argentina, has great hopes for Argentina and the club.

Ready to make a name in Manchester 💫🩵 pic.twitter.com/xusqtuexwx

– Manchester City (@mancity) 27 February 2025

‘We asked him to be a manchester city player’

Begiristain said to the club’s official website: “Claudio is one of the best talents from South America in recent years.

“We knew that when we followed him, we asked him to be a Manchester city player.

“There are all the natural elements – look for her touch, techniques, goals and dribbling. Now our work is to take these attributes and turning Claudio to a world-class player.

“He will provide it with everything you need to be the best thing that it can be. If the tent works, Pep (Guariola) listens and gives you completely everything, I don’t see anyone can be.”

Echeverri is eligible for Premier League activity

Echeverri performed 48 for the river, which provides eight assists by scoring a goal four times.

This Premier League deserves to play for the city for the rest of this Premier League season.

🇦🇷🌟 In the Activity of El Diablito pic.twitter.com/mvnlqcrgz

– Manchester City (@mancity) 27 February 2025

He said, “I can’t say that I can be here in Manchester and finally in a Manchester City Player.

“Football was my life and my dream was to play for one of the best teams in Europe. Today I am closer to that dream.

“Manchester City is one of the best teams in the world. Only the cups are playing, the game is very nice. They are an example for everyone – they show people to play football.

“It’s the team and here to be part of culture – and I use it as my basis to develop my game – it’s something I really excited.

“My family and I are proud to be here. I already work as much as I can train to show the manager and employees, I’m good enough to be part of this team.”