Fernandinho is like a fine wine – he seems to be getting better with age.
The Brazilian has become an indispensable member of Manchester City’s team in recent years and that again proved true this campaign due to his selection in the PFA Team of the Year.
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Fernandinho has become a crucial member of City’s side – and the stats prove it
The 33-year-old has been with the Etihad club for six years, accumulating almost 200 league appearances for the Citizens.
But his last two seasons have arguably been his best yet – and our stats from Opta prove why.
This season, City gain an average of 2.7 points every match they play with Fernandinho – winning 87 per cent of games when he plays.
Without Fernandinho, City average 2 points every match – winning 67 per cent of games when he’s involved.
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And the figures have drastically improved this season compared to his stats overall for the Citizens.
Since his Premier League debut, Man City average a win percentage of 70 per cent – a 16 per cent hike from this season’s stats.
Without Fernandinho since his debut, City have won 61 per cent of games, showing just how important he is to their side.
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The stats this season show that Man City have been much more dominant with Fernandinho this season
Over the years, Man City have obviously become a huge force in football with their economic firepower, but Fernandinho has been the crucial anchor in their stellar progression.
When the Brazilian does hang up his boots, which may or may not be soon, there’s no doubting they have a serious task of replacing the midfielder.
Fernandinho has become a crucial member of City's side - and the stats prove it The 33-year-old has been with the Etihad club for six years, accumulating almost 200 league appearances for the Citizens. But his last two seasons have arguably been his best yet - and our stats from Opta prove why.
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