Manchester City are under new management for the first time in a decade for the 2026/27 season, with Enzo Maresca taking over from Pep Guardiola after his departure from the Etihad.
City missed out on the Premier League title to Arsenal last season but still secured a domestic cup double, and the club spent big to rebuild their midfield following some legendary departures.
Here, Football FanCast tracks every confirmed Man City signing and departure for the 2026/27 campaign.
New Man City Signings 2026/27
Total summer spend: £464.2m
|
Player |
Nationality |
Previous Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Enzo Fernandez |
Argentina |
Chelsea |
£125m |
|
Elliot Anderson |
England |
Nottingham Forest |
£116m |
|
Ayyoub Bouaddi |
Morocco |
Lille |
£86m |
|
Iliman Ndiaye |
Senegal |
Everton |
£65m |
|
Allan |
Brazil |
Palmeiras |
£34m |
|
Mathys Detourbet |
France |
Troyes |
£21.5m |
|
Jeremy Monga |
England |
Leicester City |
£12m |
|
Pierce Charles |
England |
Sheffield Wednesday |
£3m |
|
Geronimo Rulli |
Argentina |
Marseille |
£1.7m |
Elliot Anderson joined from Nottingham Forest for £116m, smashing Man City’s transfer record only for a couple of months, as Enzo Fernandez arrived for £125m from Chelsea on deadline day.
They are joined by Ayyoub Bouaddi to form the club’s new look midfield following the Morocco starlet’s stunning World Cup campaign, and Iliman Ndiaye was brought in to provide competition on the wing and in attacking midfield.
Allan, Mathys Detourbet and Jeremy Monga all arrived as attacking additions for the future. Detourbet and Monga were quickly sent out on loan to further their development, to Monaco and Swansea respectively.
Pierce Charles completes a smaller £3m move from Sheffield Wednesday and has also been granted a temporary exit to QPR, while
Gerónimo Rulli has arrived in a £1.7m deal to add experience in the goalkeeping department.
Man City Departures 2026/27
Total summer sales: £304.95m
|
Player |
Nationality |
New Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Savinho |
Brazil |
Spurs |
£75m |
|
Tijjani Reijnders |
Netherlands |
Al Qadsiah |
£52m |
|
Nico Gonzalez |
Spain |
Newcastle |
£52m |
|
Rodri |
Spain |
Barcelona |
£51.3m |
|
James Trafford |
England |
Leeds |
£40m |
|
Manuel Akanji |
Switzerland |
Inter Milan |
£13m |
|
Reigan Heskey |
England |
Koln |
£8m |
|
Nathan Ake |
Netherlands |
Fenerbahce |
£7m |
|
Jahmai Simpson-Pusey |
England |
Koln |
£4.65m |
|
Issa Kabore |
Burkina Faso |
Wrexham |
£2m |
|
Bernardo Silva |
Portugal |
Real Madrid |
Free |
|
John Stones |
England |
Released |
Free |
|
Mathys Detourbet |
France |
Monaco |
Loan |
|
Sverre Nypan |
Norway |
Lommel SK |
Loan |
|
Juma Bah |
Sierra Leone |
Augsburg |
Loan |
|
Pierce Charles |
England |
QPR |
Loan |
|
Omar Marmoush |
Egypt |
Tottenham |
Loan |
|
Max Alleyne |
England |
Burnley |
Loan |
Bernardo Silva and John Stones have both left the Etihad on free transfers as the Guardiola era comes to a close, while Rodri has joined Barcelona for a fixed fee of £51.3m, though add-ons could take that figure as high as £65.4m.
An even bigger exit was sanctioned when Savinho headed to Tottenham to the tune of an almighty £75m, potentially rising to £85m, while Omar Marmoush joined the Brazilian on loan with an obligation to buy and Tijjani Reijnders‘ move to Saudi Arabia banked a hefty profit.
Nathan Ake has also departed, moving to Fenerbahce for £7m, while James Trafford and Nico Gonzalez move on in search of more playing time, joining Leeds and Newcastle respectively.
Manuel Akanji has completed a permanent move to Inter Milan for £13m after impressing during a loan spell in Serie A. Reigan Heskey and Jahmai Simpson-Pusey have both joined Koln, for £8m and £4.65m respectively.
Sverre Nypan, thought to be one of the brightest young prospects at the club, joined Belgian side Lommel on loan.
Who is Man City’s Record Signing?
Man City’s record signing is now Enzo Fernandez, who joined from Chelsea for £125m on transfer deadline day in September 2026.
The Argentina World Cup winner, who was sent off in the 2026 final, links back up with former Blues manager Enzo Maresca.
Man City’s Top 10 Signings of All Time
|
Player |
Fee (add ons included) |
Signed From |
Year |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Enzo Fernandez |
£125m |
Chelsea |
2026 |
|
Elliot Anderson |
£116m |
Nottingham Forest |
2026 |
|
Jack Grealish |
£100m |
Aston Villa |
2021 |
|
Ayyoub Bouaddi |
£86m |
Lille |
2026 |
|
Josko Gvardiol |
£77m |
RB Leipzig |
2023 |
|
Ruben Dias |
£65m |
Benfica |
2020 |
|
Iliman Ndiaye |
£65m |
Everton |
2026 |
|
Antoine Semenyo |
£64m |
Bournemouth |
2026 |
|
Omar Marmoush |
£63m |
Frankfurt |
2025 |
|
Rodri |
£62.8m |
Atletico Madrid |
2019 |
Who is Man City’s Record Sale?
Man City’s record sale is Savinho, sold to Tottenham in 2026 for a total package worth up to £85m if add-ons are met.
The Brazilian spent two seasons at City having joined from French side Troyes, but scored just one Premier League goal apiece in each of his two years at the Etihad.
Man City’s Top 10 Sales of All Time
|
Player |
Fee (add ons included) |
Sold To |
Year |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Savinho |
£85m |
Tottenham |
2026 |
|
Julian Alvarez |
£81.5m |
Atletico Madrid |
2024 |
|
Rodri |
£65.4m |
Barcelona |
2026 |
|
Omar Marmoush |
£60m |
Tottenham |
2027 |
|
Nico Gonzalez |
£52m |
Newcastle |
2026 |
|
Tijjani Reijnders |
£52m |
Al Qadsiah |
2026 |
|
Raheem Sterling |
£47.5m |
Chelsea |
2022 |
|
Ferran Torres |
£46.7m |
Barcelona |
2021 |
|
Gabriel Jesus |
£45m |
Arsenal |
2022 |
|
James Trafford |
£45m |
Leeds |
2026 |