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Manchester City chase Enzo Fernandez, Arsenal eye Alvarez
ZA🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

Manchester City chase Enzo Fernandez, Arsenal eye Alvarez

On transfer deadline day, Manchester City are pursuing Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, with the Blues valuing him at around £120 million. City hopes to reunite with former coach Enzo Maresca, who is eager to bring Fernandez to the Etihad Stadium. Meanwhile, Arsenal are targeting Argentina striker Julian Alvarez, though he prefers a move to Barcelona. Atletico Madrid could facilitate a £128 million transfer if Arsenal meet their demands. Other notable transfers include Liverpool's £123 million signing of Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain, and Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr and Brighton's Yankuba Minteh being considered for a potential loan move to Liverpool. Additionally, Liverpool's Harvey Elliott is set for a loan at Valencia, and Aston Villa signed Senegal winger Ibrahim Mbaye from PSG for £47 million.

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IOL (Independent Online) logoIOL (Independent Online)Party-alignedCenter5 hr. ago
Manchester City chase Enzo Fernandez, Arsenal eye Alvarez

On transfer deadline day, Manchester City are pursuing Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, with the Blues valuing him at around £120 million. City hopes to reunite with former coach Enzo Maresca, who is eager to bring Fernandez to the Etihad Stadium. Meanwhile, Arsenal are targeting Argentina striker Julian Alvarez, though he prefers a move to Barcelona. Atletico Madrid could facilitate a £128 million transfer if Arsenal meet their demands. Other notable transfers include Liverpool's £123 million signing of Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain, and Crystal Palace's Ismaila Sarr and Brighton's Yankuba Minteh being considered for a potential loan move to Liverpool. Additionally, Liverpool's Harvey Elliott is set for a loan at Valencia, and Aston Villa signed Senegal winger Ibrahim Mbaye from PSG for £47 million.

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