Manchester City have equalled the British record transfer on deadline day after agreeing to pay £125m to sign midfielder Enzo Fernández from Chelsea. The transfer deadline for Premier League clubs is fast approaching,

Fernández explained his decision to join City from Chelsea after starting the summer flirting with Real Madrid.

The Argentina midfielder has finally joined Manchester City from Chelsea. Did it really need to drag on so long?

The Argentine had previously angered Chelsea supporters by flirting with a move to Real Madrid last season, leading to him being suspended by the club for two matches.

ENZO FERNANDEZ has joined Man City in a joint British record transfer. The Argentine midfielder, 25, swapped Stamford Bridge for the Etihad on transfer deadline day for £125million. The move will

But in another record-breaking context, Fernandez stands alone. When he swapped royal for sky blue, he became the first player in football history to be signed for at least £100m twice. But more intriguingly, he also became the first £100m-plus footballer to be sold at a profit.

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Men's Team City complete Enzo Fernández signing from Chelsea Fernández put pen to paper on a five-year deal on Tuesday following in the footsteps of Elliot Anderson, Gerónimo Rulli, Ayyoub Bouaddi