City’s Turkish international, finally got the chance to play a full 90 minutes on New Year’s Day, marking a rare opportunity since his loan move from Galatasaray. Enzo Maresca, the coach, is eager to give Yunus Akgun more playing time, but admits that the player is struggling to adapt to the intensity of English football. Despite his energetic and committed performances, Akgun has yet to make a significant impact on the pitch, with limited opportunities to showcase his abilities. However, Maresca remains hopeful that as Akgun continues to adjust to the physicality and pace of the game, he will be able to make a greater impact for the team.
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