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Enzo Fernandez controls the ball in a Chelsea shirt during a Premier League match shortly before joining Manchester City.
Manchester CityPremier League2 September 2026

Manchester City ignored Enzo Fernandez red flags and now face three problems

Manchester City have agreed a £125 million deal for Enzo Fernandez, matching the most expensive transfer in British football history and handing Pep Guardiola a midfielder with a proven eye for goal and a history of disciplinary issues. The Argentine arrives from Chelsea after three and a half years of patchy performances and two forced exits from clubs where he had long-term contracts.

JaviJaviVerified account·7 min read
Folarin Balogun, the United States striker at Monaco, in a reflective mood after his proposed move to Everton collapsed on transfer deadline day.
Premier LeagueTransfers2 September 2026

Everton's Balogun deadline-day collapse sends fans into open revolt against Friedkin and Kinnear

Everton's transfer window ended in farce after Folarin Balogun's move from Monaco collapsed in the early hours of deadline day. Supporters have turned on owners The Friedkin Group and chief executive Angus Kinnear, with calls for his resignation and a halt to fan displays. David Moyes is left with just 18 senior outfield players and one senior striker.

NatillaNatilla·7 min read
Photograph of a Premier League football on a stadium pitch, surrounded by banknotes and transfer documents, symbolising the record spending of the summer transfer window.
Premier LeagueTransfers2 September 2026

Premier League's record £3.3bn transfer window broke football and left clubs unsatisfied

Premier League clubs spent over £3.3 billion on transfer fees this summer, the highest figure in the competition's history. Yet the record outlay went hand in hand with a widespread sense of unfinished business, with Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool still missing key pieces. The American-style approach to trading has upended the traditional logic of squad building.

NatillaNatilla·7 min read
Enzo Fernández poses with the Manchester City shirt after completing his British record-equalling £125m transfer.
TransfersPremier League2 September 2026

Man City sign Enzo Fernández for £125m as Chelsea miss out on Lamine Camara after deadline

Manchester City confirmed the signing of Enzo Fernández for £125m, matching the British transfer record, after Chelsea's late move for Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara collapsed. Chelsea had lined up the 22-year-old as a replacement but were left without a new midfielder when Monaco pulled out. Everton also missed out on Folarin Balogun after selling Iliman Ndiaye to City.

JaviJaviVerified account·7 min read