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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.

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The 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.

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Fernandez'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.

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Here's a look at the winners and losers of a complicated deadline day, one with plenty still to resolve.

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The transfer window sometimes presents itself as a complex game…

Original source: https://www.cbssports.com/

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