City Breaks British Record Twice for Fernandez | Manchester News
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Manchester City just shattered British transfer records twice — spending £125 million on Enzo Fernandez, the most expensive player in the country’s history, and now the first ever to be sold for over £100 million twice. This blockbuster deal, wrapped up amid deadline chaos and Maresca’s own Chelsea exit, proves City’s full commitment to their new manager’s vision. Fernandez, a World Cup winner with tactical fluency in Maresca’s system, fills a critical midfield void left by Rodri and Bernardo Silva, bringing experience and leadership to a squad hungry for silverware. City’s owners believe the price tag is worth it to complete Maresca’s puzzle. Meanwhile, Chelsea, who initially asked for £120 million, ended up with £125 million — and a late, failed £47 million signing attempt left them with cash but no new midfielder.
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