Official: Nico González changes clubs in England
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Official: Nico González changes clubs in England

SAPO Notícias26 August 2026 at 18:49

Nico González, former FC Porto player, is leaving Manchester City to sign for Newcastle United, in another transfer between English Premier League clubs. The Portuguese midfielder, who arrived at City from Porto, failed to establish himself at the Citizens and is now looking for a fresh start at Newcastle to regain his starting spot and competitive rhythm.

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