Manchester City midfielder Matheus Nunes gave an interview to 'Sky Sports' and spoke about his current situation at the Etihad Stadium. The 25-year-old believes he is in the right place despite not getting the playing time he wants.
Matheus Nunes joined Manchester City in the last transfer window from Wolves but is not getting much playing time at his new club. However, the midfielder doesn't mind.
The 25-year-old said in an interview with 'Sky Sports' that he is learning by training alongside world-class players such as Mateo Kovacic, Rodri Hernandez and Bernardo Silva. He said he would like to watch Kevin De Bruyne playing.
"I really want to learn from KDB. But I still haven't had a chance to watch him play yet," he said. "I try to look at certain things other players in my position are good at, and see if I can put that in my game to become the most complete midfielder I can be."
"I still need to improve some things, but if Pep believes I should be here there is no reason why I shouldn't. I want to score more goals, recover more balls, get more assists. But he improves every player who comes into the team, and I will be no different," he added.