Elliot Anderson, Manchester City
LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 28: Elliot Anderson of Manchester City in action during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Crystal Palace FC and Manchester City at Selhurst Park on August 28, 2026 in London, England. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)
It was a busy deadline day for Manchester City, bringing in Enzo Fernandez to fill the void left by Rodri.
The Citizens also added players like Elliot Anderson, Iliman Ndiaye, Ayyoub Bouaddi and Allan Elias, among others.
In terms of departures, Rodri was the biggest name to leave as the former Ballon d’Or winner joined Barcelona.
Man City also moved on John Stones and Bernardo Silva, whose contracts weren’t renewed.
All Manchester City Moves in 2026 Summer Transfer Window
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Here is the complete list of transfers made by Manchester City this window, including loans and expired contracts:
Transfers In
Enzo Fernandez, 25 | Midfielder | $168.6 million from Chelsea
Elliot Anderson, 23 | Midfielder | $156.4 million from Nottingham Forest
Iliman Ndiaye, 26 | Winger | $87.6 million including add-ons from Everton
Ayyoub Bouaddi, 18 | Midfielder | $114.6 million from Lille
Allan Elias, 22 | Winger | $46 million including add-ons from Palmeiras
Mathys Detourbet, 19 | Winger | $29 million from Troyes, loaned out to AS Monaco
Pierce Charles, 20 | Goalkeeper | $13.5 million including add-ons from Sheffield Wednesday, loaned out to Queens Park Rangers
Jeremy Monga, 17 | Winger | $16.9 million from Leicester City, loaned out to Swansea City
Geronimo Rulli, 34 | Goalkeeper | $2.3 million from Marseille
Transfers Out
Rodri, 30 | Midfielder | $87 million to Barcelona
Savinho, 22 | Winger | $115 million including add-ons to Tottenham
Nico Gonzalez, 28 | Midfielder | $70.1 million to Newcastle
Tijjani Reijnders, 28 | Midfielder | $70.1 million to Al-Qadsiah
James Trafford, 23 | Goalkeeper | $54 million to Leeds United
Manuel Akanji, 31 | Defender | $17.5 million to Inter Milan
Nathan Ake, 31 | Defender | $11.5 million including add-ons to Fenerbahce
Jahmai Simpson-Pusey, 20 | Defender | $8.6 million including add-ons to FC Koln
Reigan Heskey, 18 | Forward | $9.2 million including add-ons to FC Koln
Issa Kabore, 25 | Defender | $6.4 million to Wrexham
Tom Galvez, 21 | Defender | $600,000 to Go Ahead Eagles
Finley Burns, 23 | Defender | $270,000 million to Wigan Athletic
Isaac Smith, 21 | Midfielder | Undisclosed fee to Barnsley
Matty Warhurst, 19 | Forward | Undisclosed fee to Northampton Town
Luca Fletcher, 19 | Forward | Undisclosed fee to Ipswich Town
Loans Out
Omar Marmoush, 27 | Forward | Tottenham with an obligation to buy for $81 million
Jack Grealish, 30 | Winger | Everton with option to buy for $67.4 million
Juma Bah, 20 | Defender | FC Augsburg option to buy for $25 million
Max Alleyne, 21 | Defender | Burnley
Divin Mubama, 21 | Forward | Southampton
Kalvin Phillips, 30 | Midfielder | Sheffield United
Charlie Gray, 20 | Midfielder | Wigan Athletic
Divine Mukasa, 19 | Midfielder | West Ham United
Sverre Nypan, 19 | Midfielder | Lommel SK
Christian McFarlane, 19 | Defender | Leicester City
Oliver Whatmuff, 18 | Goalkeeper | Stockport County
Lakyle Samuel, 20 | Defender | Exeter City
Spike Brits, 19 | Goalkeeper | Sutton United
Emilio Lawrence, 20 | Winger | Luton Town
Stephen Mfuni, 18 | Defender | Coventry City
Jaden Heskey, 20 | Midfielder | Sheffield Wednesday
Expired Contracts
John Stones, 32 | Defender | Inter Milan
Bernardo Silva, 32 | Midfielder | Real Madrid
Ashton Muir, 20 | Winger | Free Agent
Ezra Carrington, 20 | Defender | Everton
What’s Next for Manchester City?
The Citizens are off to a fantastic start under manager Enzo Maresca. They beat Bournemouth 2-1 to begin the new Premier League season. They followed it up with a 4-1 victory against Crystal Palace.
Man City are currently atop the EPL table, though they have a tough schedule before the September international break.
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Here are Man City’s next five fixtures:
September 5 (Premier League): vs. Coventry City at Etihad Stadium
September 8 (Champions League): vs. FC Porto at Estadio do Dragao
September 13 (Premier League): vs. Manchester United at Old Trafford
September 17 (EFL Cup): vs. Norwich City at Etihad Stadium
September 20 (Premier League): vs. Sunderland at Etihad Stadium
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