The transfer deadline deals that could still get done: Fernandez, Balogun, Mudryk and more
📍 Aftermath
Man City completed the signings of Enzo Fernandez and Ndiaye on deadline day, while Chelsea moved close to securing Camara. Tottenham added Mudryk and Tosin, and a number of other high‑profile deals were finalized across the league.
Epilogue added 36d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Transfer deadline day: Man City sign Fernández and Ndiaye, Mudryk and Tosin join Spurs The Guardian · 52d ago broke it first
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LIVE: Transfer deadline day Al Jazeera · 52d ago
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Transfer deadline day: Man City sign Fernández and Ndiaye, Mudryk and Tosin join Spurs The Guardian · 53d ago broke it first
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