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All completed Manchester City transfers so far in 2025-26 - listed

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Manchester City headed into the summer transfer window with a clear goal: to strengthen the squad after a disappointing season by their high standards.



Despite finishing third in the Premier League, there were concerns about potentially missing out on a Champions League spot, and even speculation surrounding Pep Guardiola's future. 

With the summer transfer window completed and the January one open, GOAL brings you all the completed Manchester City transfers for the 2025-26 season, below.

  • Marc Guehi Man CityManchester City

    New signings January 2026 window

    PlayerNationalityPrevious clubFee
    Antoine SemenyoGhanaBournemouth£62.5m
    Marc GuehiEnglandCrystal Palace£20m

    Manchester City have one of the strongest squads in the Premier League, but there is still room for improvement, if the transfer rumours are to be believed. 

    Indeed, Guardiola's side have been boosted by the signing of Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth in a £62.5 million deal, which was confirmed on January 9. They later strengthened the back line with the signing of Marc Guehi in a £20 million move from Crystal Palace.

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    Departures January 2026 window

    PlayerNationalityNew clubFee
    Oscar BobbNorwayFulham£27m
    Stefan OrtegaGermanyNottingham Forest£500k
    Mahamadou SusohoSpainKocaelispor£300k
    Jadel KatongoEnglandKayserisporUndisclosed
    Will DicksonEnglandChesterfieldUndisclosed
    Jaden HeskeyEnglandSheffield WednesdayLoan
    Claudio EcheverriArgentinaGironaLoan
    Stephen MfuniEnglandWatfordLoan
    Kalvin PhillipsEnglandSheffield UnitedLoan
    Joel NdalaEnglandSheffield WednesdayLoan
    Divine MukasaEnglandLeicester CityLoan

    Highly rated youngster Oscar Bobb moved to Fulham in a £27 million move. Kalvin Phillips has been touted for a return to Leeds United in January, with the midfielder finding game-time to be extremely limited at the Etihad. John Stones and Bernardo Silva are among City's senior cohort and remain valuable players, but their contracts expire in the summer and could be subject of interest.

  • Tijjani Reijnders Manchester CityGetty Images

    New signings summer 2025 window

    PlayerNationalityPrevious clubFee
    Tijjani ReijndersNetherlandsAC Milan£46m
    Rayan CherkiFranceLyon£34m
    Rayan Ait-NouriAlgeriaWolves£31m
    Marcus BettinelliEnglandChelseaUndisclosed
    Sverre NypanNorwayRosenborg£12.5m
    Gianluigi DonnarummaItalyPSG£26m
    James TraffordEnglandBurnley£27m

    Tijjani Reijnders completed his £46m transfer from AC Milan, while City announced the signing of Rayan Cherki on a five-year contract from Lyon for a fee of €36m plus €6m in potential add-ons.

    Additionally, Rayan Ait-Nouri completed a £31 million transfer from Wolves. Marcus Bettinelli has been signed as a backup goalkeeper from Chelsea.

    Manchester City signed Sverre Nypan from Rosenborg for £12.5 million ($17m).

    After bringing in James Trafford from Burnley, Man City confirmed the signing of Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG.

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    Departures summer 2025 window

    PlayerNationalityNew clubFee
    Jacob WrightEnglandNorwich City£2.3m
    Yan CoutoBrazilBorussia Dortmund£25.2m
    Kevin De BruyneBelgiumNapoliFree
    Scott CarsonEnglandRetiredFree
    Maximo PerroneArgentinaComo£13m
    Manuel AkanjiSwitzerland Inter MilanLoan
    EdersonBrazilFenerbahce£12m
    Josh Wilson-EsbrandEnglandRadomiak RadomLoan
    Ilkay GundoganGermanyGalatasarayFree

    Midfielder Jacob Wright has signed for Norwich City for a fee of £2.3m, while Yan Couto's loan from City has been made permanent by Borussia Dortmund.

    Kevin De Bruyne's signing has been announced by Napoli after the midfielder's contract came to an end. Como have signed Maximo Perrone on a permanent deal for £13 million, and as Ederson appears close to his move to Galatasaray, Jack Grealishcontinues to look for a move away.

    The club has included John Stones in a six-player summer exit list.

    Bernardo Silva could reunite with Leroy Sane at Galatasaray, with the Turkish side reportedly showing interest in Ilkay Gündoğan as well. Elsewhere, Real Madrid have set a transfer limit to sign Rodri.

    Goalkeeper Scott Carson decided to leave the club following the expiry of his contract.