We asked for your views on Manchester City's transfer business.
Here are some of your comments:
Paul: Brilliant transfer window. The midfield quality is unbelievable.
Glynn: City's transfer business has been very good, although I think they have overpaid for Enzo Fernández. When are City going to sign a recognised full-back? I fear City will leak goals until the full-back positions are resolved.
Tony: Overall, as a City fan, I think there have mostly been good signings, although I do have reservations about Enzo Fernandez. I don't think he would have made a Guardiola team because of his discipline and overall egocentric attitude. His behaviour during the World Cup was appalling, and some of his England squad team-mates may have issues with him. No doubt he's a skilful player with a great shot, though. Likewise, Geronimo Rulli isn't in the same class as James Trafford. Wouldn't it have been better to have pacified him with offers of more Premier League games?
Stephen: While any new signings are always a calculated risk, essentially City have swapped their fringe players for new, young and exciting talent that could potentially form the backbone of the team for some time. This has to be a positive.
Alan: Should have kept James Trafford and Nico Gonzalez and not bought Enzo Fernandez for £30m saved. Gianluigi Donnarumma can go if needs be.
George: As a whole, I think City have had a really solid window. Considering how much we have lost in the last year or two, the replacements we have brought in are definitely exciting. Buying big in midfield with Elliot Anderson, Ayyoub Bouaddi and Enzo Fernandez to replace basically our entire midfield due to contract departures and sales was definitely necessary.
