Manchester City breaks transfer record by signing Enzo Fernández
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At a glance
- Manchester City signed Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernández from Chelsea for a reported £125 million, or about €145 million.
- The deal set a club transfer record and matched the Premier League’s highest fee, according to EFE.
- Fernández said Manchester City was “a club built for success” after the move was confirmed.
Manchester City made a record-breaking move on the final day of the transfer window, signing Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernández from Chelsea for £125 million, about €145 million.
The transfer became the most expensive in Manchester City’s history. According to EFE, it also matched the Premier League’s record fee, equal to Liverpool’s signing of Alexander Isak.
Fernández’s departure had taken shape over the previous weeks after the World Cup winner expressed his desire to change clubs. Chelsea left him out of its final two squads while the London club negotiated his transfer.
After Manchester City officially confirmed the signing, Fernández spoke to the club’s official website about his new team. “Manchester City is a club built for success,” he said, highlighting the club’s current standing.
Manchester City is a club built for success
Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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