Transfer window Round up

It was a silent deadline day for Manchester City with no business taking place in the final 24 hours of the transfer window. The last added signing to the squad was one of the greatest high profile transfers in the Premier League, with Kevin De Bruyne coming in from Wolfsburg.

The promising Turkish striker Enes Unal was the first player who got signed on the 6^th of July, just in time for the prospect to join the team in pre-season. He is now on loan at Genk.

Raheem Sterling was the first big signing in July and he was promptly followed to Manchester City by Fabian Delph who joined from Aston Villa a couple of days later.

Patrick Roberts was signed to City next from Championship side Fulham before Argentine defender Nicolas Otamendi brought in from Valencia on August 20^th.

James Milner and Micah Richards left City for Liverpool and Aston Villa respectively. Edin Dzeko and Stevan Jovetic also left City for Roma and Inter on loan. Marcos Lopes joined Monaco, Jason Denayer was loaned to Galatasaray and Jose Angel Pozo signed for Almeria.

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De Bruyne update

Once the saga of the transfer of Raheem Sterling concluded, Manchester City seems to have set the next target for a transfer in an effort to launch a title challenge in the Premier League. His name is Kevin De Bruyne.

The Belgian wonderkid is one of the most sought after targets of the market, but only clubs with a certain type of cash could sprawl him loose from Wolfsburg. Cit have recently submitted a bid worth 57 million euros for the player which Wolfsburg will not accept.

The Bundesliga runner-up is making an extra effort to have a competitive enough squad to fight for the title and will not sell Belgian ace below 70 million euros according to various news sources.








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