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October 2, 2026|14:27

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FULL LIST: Man City’s 10 most expensive signings

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Manchester City have broken their transfer record twice in 2026, with Enzo Fernandez and Elliot Anderson topping the club’s list of most expensive signings. The Premier League champions paid Chelsea €145m for Argentina international Fernandez on deadline day, making him Manchester City’s most expensive signing. The fee also equalled the Premier League transfer record. A Read More: https://punchng.com/full-list-man-citys-10-most-expensive-signings/

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