Manchester City has experienced a dip in form this season, with their performance not matching previous years. This has led the club to embark on a significant spending spree during the winter transfer window, with rumors linking them to multiple players. Now, they have finalized one deal, with the young Uzbekistan international Husanov officially joining the Sky Blues. Considering Husanov's abilities and potential, Manchester City has secured a gem of a player. For £40 million! Manchester City announces their first winter transfer signing, Pep's vision proves sharp, welcoming an upgraded version of Walker. On January 21st, Beijing time, Manchester City released an official announcement stating that the 20-year-old Lens defender Husanov had joined the team. He has signed a contract until the summer of 2029 and will wear the number 45 jersey for Manchester City. According to renowned journalist Fabrizio Romano, Husanov's transfer fee is £40 million, with additional bonus clauses in his contract. In the ranking of Asian player transfers, Husanov comes second only to Kim Min-jae, who was transferred for £50 million. In the history of the Premier League, no Uzbekistani player has ever made an appearance, but Husanov is set to make history. Husanov stands at 1.86 meters tall, weighs 84 kilograms, and is a right-footed player. On the field, he can play multiple positions, capable of playing as a center-back in a four-man defense or as a central or side center-back in a three-man defense system. Additionally, Husanov can also play as a right-back. With his strong physique, speed, and explosive power, Husanov is known for…