Enzo Fernández joins Manchester City in record Premier League transfer move
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 7:49 PM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Enzo Fernández is set to move from Chelsea to Manchester City in a deal reported at more than €145 million. This transfer establishes a new record for the most expensive incoming Premier League move in history. The midfielder previously appeared on the top-10 list following his transfer from Benfica to Chelsea during the 22/23 season. This latest move displaces the fee Liverpool paid for Alexander Isak last summer. The deal is part of a high-spending transfer window for several Premier League clubs including Liverpool and Chelsea, which saw multiple players move for fees exceeding €100 million.
- •Enzo Fernández moves from Chelsea to Manchester City for a reported €145.70 million.
- •The fee marks the largest transfer in Premier League history.
- •Alexander Isak drops to second place on the all-time list with his €145 million transfer to Liverpool.
- •Several high-profile moves, including Morgan Rogers and Bradley Barcola, have occurred during the current window.
- 7:49 PMYahoo Sports — What are the most expensive Premier League transfers ever - and where does Enzo Fernandez rank?
"The Argentine midfielder's move from Chelsea to Manchester City puts him in the top 10 for the second time in histroy.
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