Man City transfer news LIVE: £125m Enzo Fernandez agreement, Iliman Ndiaye confirmed, latest Deadline Day updates

Man City transfer news today: Done deals, live updates and rumours - Deadline Day

Hello and welcome to Sports Mole's live Manchester City transfer news blog on Deadline Day!

The Sky Blues have already spent big throughout the summer, but at least one more mega-money deal is set to go through before 11pm strikes.

Stay entirely up to date with the latest Man City done deals and rumours with our social-led live blog below!

Today's Man City transfer headlines

Man City agree £125m Enzo Fernandez fee with Chelsea

Iliman Ndiaye signing confirmed

Everton agree Jack Grealish loan deal

 

Man City transfer news today: What's happening on Deadline Day?

Manchester City turned their attention to Everton's Iliman Ndiaye after Liverpool rejected an £80m bid for Cody Gakpo, and the attacker's arrival was confirmed late into the day.

That development derailed Tottenham Hotspur's own deal for Ndiaye, which had been agreed in principle alongside a separate move sending Richarlison to Everton.

Ndiaye is increasingly likely to be joined at the Etihad by Enzo Fernandez, as Man City have agreed the deal of the summer for the Chelsea and Argentina midfielder - a joint-British record £125m.

Elsewhere, City have confirmed the signing of Brazilian midfielder Allan for £34.2m, the 22-year-old acting as a direct Savinho successor.

Jack Grealish is understood to have agreed a season-long loan return to Everton, his preferred destination ahead of Sunderland, with a medical scheduled for Tuesday morning.

The move means Grealish has likely played his final game for City, with his contract set to expire at the end of the season.

City have also agreed to loan out teenage winger Jeremy Monga to Championship side Swansea City, just weeks after signing him from Leicester City for around £10m.

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