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Enzo Fernandez enters the Top 5: Full list of most expensive transfers in soccer history

Fernandez has made a long-awaited splash move to Manchester City from Chelsea FC.

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After being rumored for weeks, it has finally come to fruition: Enzo Fernandez will be a Manchester City player. It took until the end of the transfer window, but Chelsea FC has decided to give in to the midfielder's wishes.

Fernandez will rejoin Enzo Maresca , who was his manager while with the Blues for one and a half seasons. For Chelsea, thankfully they still have an assortment of talented midfielders at Xabi Alonso 's disposal. And if Alonso feels he need upgrades, he'll have plenty of money to bring in new players .

Enzo Fernandez's transfer to Manchester City the 4th-most expensive ever

That's because Fernandez's transfer is one of the most expensive in the history of the sport . Once made official, Manchester City is expected to be shelling out 146 million euros for the midfielder. According to Transfermarkt , that will be the fourth-most expensive transfer ever . Neymar 's move to PSG remains at the top, and it might for a while.

Neymar , PSG, 222 million euros

Kylian Mbappe , PSG, 180 million euros

Ousmane Dembele , FC Barcelona, 148 million euros

Enzo Fernandez , Manchester City, 146 million euros

Alexander Isak , Liverpool, 145 million euros

Morgan Rogers , Chelsea, 138 million euros

Elliot Anderson , Manchester City, 135 million euros

Philippe Coutinho , FC Barcelona, 135 million euros

Joao Felix , Atletico Madrid, 127.2 million euros

Jude Bellingham , Real Madrid, 127 million euros

Fernandez's previous transfer to Chelsea, from Benfica , actually isn't too far down the list. Chelsea purchased him for 121 million euros in January of 2023.

With Fernandez gone, his compatriot Valentin Barco , signed this summer from Strasbourg , should see plenty of playing time.

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