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Top 10: Man City lead all-time global transfer-window spending list with €526m

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Manchester City sets a new record, becoming the first club to spend over €500m in a single transfer window. Discover their record-breaking Man City spendin Read More: https://punchng.com/top-10-man-city-lead-all-time-global-transfer-window-spending-list-with-e526m/

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