Manchester City transfers: All ins & outs in summer window 2026
(Courtesy : Getty)
The Cityzens completed the domestic double last season!
Manchester City have seen a managerial change. Pep Guardiola’s time with the club spanned exactly a decade. Enzo Maresca has taken over as the head coach of the Cityzens.
Under Guardiola, they won the FA Cup and Carabao Cup last season. Arsenal edged past Man City to win the Premier League title. They were knocked out of the UEFA Champions League after a defeat to Real Madrid in the round of 16.
The arrival of Maresca might see a change in the strategy. He led Chelsea to the FIFA Club World Cup title in 2025. The coach will be hoping for a sweet time at Manchester City.
There have been multiple players who have come, while others have gone out during the 2026 summer transfer window. They did sign some players last season and have done it this year as well.
Also Read: Manchester United transfers: All ins & out in summer window 2026
Manchester City 2026 summer signings
Catch Every Update, Anytime, Anywhere
The Cityzens have bagged a deal for Elliot Anderson for a whopping price of €135M from Nottingham Forest. This signing is going to be an interesting one to look at. Jeremy Monga has become a part of the club from Leicester City.
Man City also signed Mathys Detourbet and Pierce Charles, but immediately sent them on loan.
| Player | Nationality | Previous Club | Fee |
| Elliot Anderson | England | Nottingham Forest | £120n |
| Mathys Detourbet | France | Troyes | £21m |
| Jeremy Monga | England | Leicester | £13m |
| Pierce Charles | Northern Ireland | Sheffield Wednesday | £3m |
| Heaven Kilwa | England | Aston Villa | Academy transfer |
| Gerónimo Rulli | Agentina | Marseille | £1.7m |
| Ayyoub Bouaddi | Morocco | Lille | £81m |
| Allan | Brazil | Palmeiras | £34m |
Manchester City 2026 summer departures
Bernardo Silva’s transfer is surely going to affect Manchester City. But they seem to have already built a strategy by signing Elliot Anderson. Manuel Akanji and Nathan Ake are off to Inter Milan and Fenerbahçe, respectively, on permanent transfers.
| Player | Nationality | New Club | Fee |
| Manuel Akanji | Switzerland | Inter Milan | £13m |
| Bernardo Silva | Portugal | Real Madrid | Free |
| Nathan Ake | Netherlands | Fenerbahçe | €8.2m |
| John Stones | England | Inter Milan | Free |
| Reigan Heskey | England | Köln | £1.7m |
| Mathys Detourbet | France | Monaco | Loan |
| Jahmai Simpson-Pusey | England | Köln | £4.3m |
| Pierce Charles | Northern Ireland | Queens Park Rangers | Loan |
| Sverre Nypan | Norway | Lommel SK | Loan |
| Joel Ndala | England | Cercle Brugge | £770k |
| Christian McFarlane | England | Leiceser | Loan |
| Isaiah Dada-Mascoll | England | Lommel | Loan |
| James Trafford | England | Leeds United | £40m |
| Divin Mubama | England | Southampton | Loan |
| Kalvin Phillips | England | Sheffield United | Loan |
| Max Alleyne | England | Burnley | Loan |
| Rodri | Spain | Barcelona | £51m |
| Tijjani Reijnders | Netherlands | Al Qadsiah | £52m |
| Divine Mukasa | England | West Ham | Loan |
| Sávio | Brazil | Tottenham Hotspur | £75m |
| Nico González | Spain | Newcastle United | £48m |
| Issa Kaboré | Burkina Faso | Wrexham | £2m |
| Omar Marmoush | Egypt | Tottenham Hotspur | Loan |
Against which team will Man City play their first game of the Premier League 2026-27 season?
They will go up against Bournemouth.
Who is the manager of Man City?
Enzo Maresca.
For more updates, follow Khel Now on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram; download the Khel Now Android App or IOS App and join our community on Telegram.