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The transfer window came to a dramatic close in Europe's top leagues on Tuesday, the news headlined by a record transfer and a saga that will continue after the window closes.
\n\nThe day's most notable move came courtesy of Manchester City, who finally succeeded in their lengthy pursuit of Argentina international Enzo Fernandez. He made the move from Chelsea for a transfer fee of around $169 million, equalling the record British fee Liverpool set a year ago when they signed Alexander Isak from Newcastle United. It was not the only move City made on Tuesday, with forward Iliman Ndiaye also securing a move from Everton shortly before the deadline.
\n\nFernandez's deal, though, was straightforward compared to a transfer that has yet to cross the line – Folarin Balogun's potential move to Everton. The deal is reportedly on the right track but there was an hours-long back-and-forth between the clubs, Balogun's move directly linked to others that run the risk of being called off if he succeeds in his transfer to Merseyside.
\n\nHere's a look at the winners and losers of a complicated deadline day, one with plenty still to resolve.
\n\nThe transfer window sometimes presents itself as a complex game…
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