“Sometimes I say stay more calm in the position [but he’s] dynamic. In the game today he’d get the ball, dribble and drop the opponents down.
“He looks like he is never tired because his actions are 15, 20 metres, but we knew it at Sporting Lisbon, has done it as well at Wolves. We asked [Julen] Lopetegui, who is a friend of ours, how is he and all the opinions were really, really good and he’s special as a runner, has good finishing, defensively, can play in two or three positions.
“So yeah, the last two games played against Red Bull and today was a key point, was really, really important.”
City now have four away games in a row across three competitions. They travel to Newcastle for a Carabao Cup clash on Wednesday before playing Nunes’ old side Wolves at Molineux on Saturday ahead of the second Champions League group match at RB Leipzig.
