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Manchester City completed two major signings at the end of the summer transfer window, bringing in Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernandez and Senegalese striker Elimane N'Diaye. The club's management paid around £125 million to transfer Fernandez from Chelsea, as part of a plan to rebuild the midfield, which also includes Eliot Andersen and Ayoze Buadí. As for N'Diaye, he transferred from Everton on a five-year contract for approximately £65 million. He is known for his tactical versatility, capable of playing as a winger or as a central striker. He has previously represented Senegal in two World Cup tournaments. These signings highlight City’s efforts to strengthen their squad in preparation for the new season.
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