TRENDING

Police rescue kidnap victims, neutralise suspects in Niger • Dollar-to-Naira exchange rate today, September 14, 2026: Naira continues appreciation against USD • Gov. Landry pleas for 'Southern hospitality' in Kiffin's return to Ole Miss • Steelers' McCarthy noncommittal on Porter's timeline to return • 97% of PHCs in 16 states fail national staffing standards – Report • Bauchi senator denies banditry allegations, presents himself for DSS probe • Journalist jailed two yrs for security comment in Mali • Pres. Mahama reacts to 2026 BECE results, says it's a 'true' reflection of students’ performance • Ntim Fordjour demands probe after $261m Ghana-linked cocaine seizure in France • Parts of Accra, Tema, Central, Volta and Ashanti Region to be hit by power cut from September 13; ECG shares 7 day schedule • Top 5 highest-paid African leaders in 2026 • 'Probably should've won by 25': Inside Oklahoma State's upset of Oregon • NWFL: Igbokwe voted Nasarawa United’s Player of the Season • Abia Govt denies imposing N50,000 tax on akara sellers • Peter Obi breaks silence on Gov Soludo’s borrowed funds allegation • NLO: Akombo named Valiant FC head coach • ‘Nigeria cannot afford to waste El-Rufai’s knowledge, experience’ – Makarfi • Olufunke Tonye-Preghafi: The rise of African women in cybersecurity and why the momentum must not stall • Oyo govt confirms arrest of 5 terrorists after Igbeti attack • FG raises N1.23trn to tackle N4trn GenCos’ legacy debt • Police rescue kidnap victims, neutralise suspects in Niger • Dollar-to-Naira exchange rate today, September 14, 2026: Naira continues appreciation against USD • Gov. Landry pleas for 'Southern hospitality' in Kiffin's return to Ole Miss • Steelers' McCarthy noncommittal on Porter's timeline to return • 97% of PHCs in 16 states fail national staffing standards – Report • Bauchi senator denies banditry allegations, presents himself for DSS probe • Journalist jailed two yrs for security comment in Mali • Pres. Mahama reacts to 2026 BECE results, says it's a 'true' reflection of students’ performance • Ntim Fordjour demands probe after $261m Ghana-linked cocaine seizure in France • Parts of Accra, Tema, Central, Volta and Ashanti Region to be hit by power cut from September 13; ECG shares 7 day schedule • Top 5 highest-paid African leaders in 2026 • 'Probably should've won by 25': Inside Oklahoma State's upset of Oregon • NWFL: Igbokwe voted Nasarawa United’s Player of the Season • Abia Govt denies imposing N50,000 tax on akara sellers • Peter Obi breaks silence on Gov Soludo’s borrowed funds allegation • NLO: Akombo named Valiant FC head coach • ‘Nigeria cannot afford to waste El-Rufai’s knowledge, experience’ – Makarfi • Olufunke Tonye-Preghafi: The rise of African women in cybersecurity and why the momentum must not stall • Oyo govt confirms arrest of 5 terrorists after Igbeti attack • FG raises N1.23trn to tackle N4trn GenCos’ legacy debt

September 14, 2026|20:54

Back to Home

Manchester City

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

Punch Nigeria 12 days 1 mins read

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/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article