Latest Manchester City news as the latest financial figures reveal the outcome of City's spending during the 2023 summer transfer window
City Football Group have announced that Manchester City's summer transfer dealings in 2023 resulted in a net expenditure of £84million.
Academy graduate Cole Palmer was another notable departure with the England international opting to remain in the Premier League, joining Chelsea in a £42.5million move. The 21-year-old has gone on to shine at Stamford Bridge, scoring 19 goals and providing 12 assists so far in all competitions.
Premier League players who switched to City included Mateo Kovacic from Chelsea for an initial £25million and Matheus Nunes from Wolves for £53m. The club also signed a number of academy players which are also included in their financial figures.
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