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Sergio Gomez Shines for Spain U21s, Could He be City’s Next Winger?

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Manchester City’s Sergio Gomez put on an impressive display last night as he helped Spain U21s secure a comfortable 3-0 victory over Romania in the U21 Euros. Playing in a left-wing position, Gomez showed his versatility and potential, raising questions about his role at Manchester City and the possibility of him becoming a winger option for the club.

In their opening game, Spain dominated the first half but struggled to break down the Romanian defense. However, just 10 minutes into the second half, Gomez’s teammate Alex Baena broke the deadlock. Gomez then played a pivotal role, assisting Juan Miranda for the second goal and sealing the victory with a goal of his own. His performance as a winger showcased his ability to contribute both offensively and creatively.

Unlocking Gomez’s Potential at Manchester City

While Gomez hasn’t had significant game time at Manchester City so far, this tournament could serve as a platform for him to gain momentum heading into the upcoming season. Despite facing tough competition on the wing from the likes of Nathan Ake and Manuel Akanji, who have excelled in wider positions under Pep. Gomez demonstrated his capabilities as a winger. He displayed his goal-scoring instincts, provided key passes, and maintained an impressive 90% pass accuracy.

Currently, Gomez faces competition from established winger Jack Grealish. Guardiola has a track record of giving chances to players in good form. Gomez’s impressive performance for Spain U21s opens up an opportunity for him to secure a regular position on City’s wing.

Proving Grounds for Sergio Gomez

Gomez is set to showcase his skills again in Spain’s match against Croatia. A good performance will boost Spain’s chances of advancing to the knockout stages. Success in the tournament will give him confidence to compete for a spot at Manchester City. Nevertheless, Gomez is determined to stay and prove himself at the club. He has a bright future ahead as he aims to reach his full potential at the Etihad Stadium.

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