Enzo Fernandez is the joint most expensive player in British football history after his mega-money move from Chelsea to Manchester City.And the £125m midfielder will be itching to make his debut for his new club.Fernandez has been reunited with his old Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca at Man CityAFPMan City, who have won their first two Premier League games under Enzo Maresca, are back in action at home to Coventry on Saturday.Will Fernandez start for Man City against Coventry?Following the summer arrivals of Elliot Anderson and Ayyoub Bouaddi – also for substantial fees – City certainly have no shortage of quality options in midfield.Anderson started the wins over Bournemouth and Crystal Palace, with Bouaddi replacing him from the bench for his debut late on in the latter game.And while 18-year-old Bouaddi is undoubtedly one of the most prodigious midfield talents around, Maresca may feel a need to ease him into the rigours of the Premier League.Fernandez, by contrast, has been there and done it, spending the last three-and-a-half years with Chelsea.He’s also got some minutes in the tank already this term, making what proved to be his final appearance for the Blues as a substitute in their opening-weekend win at Fulham.As such, one would expect him to be in contention to start for City this weekend.That could be bad news for Nico O’Reilly, who started in a more advanced midfield role against Bournemouth before playing deeper against Palace.And with Josko Gvardiol starting the campaign so well in the England international’s slightly more natural left-back role, scoring the winner against Bournemouth and providing an assist last time out, O’Reilly may have to make do with a spot on the bench for the visit of Coventry.Will City’s other new signings play?City have made two other signings since their last outing, both wingers.City won the race to sign NdiayeGettyBrazilian Allan joined from Palmeiras on the penultimate day of the transfer window, with Iliman Ndiaye arriving from Everton on deadline day.But neither is likely to dislodge Phil Foden or Antoine Semenyo – both of whom set up goals in the 4-1 victory over Palace – so will probably find themselves among the substitutes in the first instance.What has Enzo Fernandez said?Speaking after completing his switch to City, Fernandez expressed his desire to go to another level. He said: “I could not be happier to be here, and I am ready for the challenge of helping City continue winning trophies. This is a club built for success. “If you look across the squad, City have quality in every area. I want to learn from my new teammates and become a better player. “I pride myself on continually improving my game. Anyone who’s worked with me will know how hard I train every single day and how much I put into matches. I give absolutely everything and I can promise Manchester City that will continue now I’m here.”What have City fans said?The signing of Fernandez has divided opinion among City fans following his antics for Argentina at the World Cup.But one supporter who’s certainly excited to have him onboard is Noel Gallagher, who told talkSPORT he admired Fernandez’s ‘ballsy’ nature.