Enzo Fernández’s £125m Manchester City move tops frantic Premier League deadline day
Manchester City’s £125 million signing of Enzo Fernández from Chelsea — described as a joint‑British record fee — headlined a frantic Premier League deadline day. Jack Grealish’s move from City to Everton, Iliman Ndiaye’s arrival at the Etihad and the collapse of Folarin Balogun’s transfer to Everton further reshaped the league’s attacking landscape just as the window closed.
Enzo Fernández’s £125m move to Manchester City caps wild Premier League deadline day
Manchester City have completed the signing of Enzo Fernández from Chelsea in a £125 million deal, a joint‑British record fee that became the defining move of a frantic Premier League transfer deadline day.
The move was reported on the BBC’s live deadline‑day coverage, which described City’s capture of Fernández for £125m, matching the highest fee ever paid by a British club. The same live blog also confirmed that Iliman Ndiaye has signed for Manchester City, and that Jack Grealish has left City to join Everton, underlining a dramatic reshaping of the champions’ attacking options on the final day of the window.BBC Sport deadline-day live
A record deal and a midfield reset
Fernández’s arrival from Chelsea on such a significant fee is the headline piece of business for City, who move to reinforce their midfield with a player already proven in the Premier League and European competition.BBC Sport deadline-day live
The deal being described as a joint‑British record underscores how aggressively City have moved late in the window to refresh a squad that has just navigated another long season across domestic and European fronts.BBC Sport deadline-day live
Grealish to Everton, Ndiaye to City headline late flurry
The same BBC deadline‑day coverage details how Jack Grealish completed a move from Manchester City to Everton, giving Sean Dyche’s side a major attacking reinforcement as they look to climb the Premier League table.