Premier League transfer spending surpassed $4 billion for the second summer in a row, headlined on Deadline Day by Manchester City’s $168.8 million (£125 million) joint-British transfer record move for Enzo Fernández.
The Argentinian’s future had been the subject of intense speculation all summer long, and things finally came to head as the summer window drew to close. City made their move, convincing Chelsea to part ways with their wantaway midfielder, and he was joined in the new arrivals suite by Everton’s Iliman Ndiaye. ($87.7 million / £65 million).
