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Fernandez joins Man City for £125m record transfer
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Transfer Deadline Day: Enzo Fernandez set for joint-British record £125m move to Man City Everton agree to re-sign Grealish on loan from Man City Four midfielders have departed the Etihad Stadium this summer - Tijjani Reijnders joined Saudi Arabian club Al-Qadsiah for £52m, Barcelona signed Rodri for £65m, Nico Gonzalez made a £52m move to Newcastle and Bernardo Silva departed earlier in the summer before joining Real Madrid as a free agent.
Enzo Fernandez, who joins Alexander Isak as the joint biggest buy a Premier League club has ever made, said: “Manchester City are the most successful club in England in recent times. The Argentina midfielder has signed a five-year contract at the Etihad Stadium as City took their summer spending to around £435m, more than £325m of it on midfielders.
City director of football Hugo Viana said: “At Manchester City, we are always looking to bring in world-class players and Enzo fits the bill. Enzo Fernandez had been targeting a move to Real Madrid, but the Spanish club ultimately issued a statement to rule out making an offer.
What's confirmed
- Transfer Deadline Day: Enzo Fernandez set for joint-British record £125m move to Man City Everton agree to re-sign Grealish on loan from Man City Four midfielders have departed the Etihad Stadium this summer -…
- The Argentina midfielder has signed a five-year contract at the Etihad Stadium as City took their summer spending to around £435m, more than £325m of it on midfielders.
What's still developing
- Enzo Fernandez had been targeting a move to Real Madrid, but the Spanish club ultimately issued a statement to rule out making an offer.
- Enzo Fernandez, who joins Alexander Isak as the joint biggest buy a Premier League club has ever made, said: “Manchester City are the most successful club in England in recent times.
- City director of football Hugo Viana said: “At Manchester City, we are always looking to bring in world-class players and Enzo fits the bill.
