Manchester City supporters have been sounding off on the club's summer transfer business, according to BBC News, with reaction largely positive but not without caveats.
Fan Glynn told the BBC that City's dealings in the market this window have "been very good", though he flagged concerns that the club may have paid over the odds for Enzo Fernández. Fellow supporter Tony echoed a similar sentiment, saying that while the majority of City's signings look shrewd, he too holds "reservations" about the Fernández deal specifically.
The feedback suggests a broadly satisfied fanbase heading into the new campaign, with City's squad depth — particularly in midfield — drawing praise, even as questions linger over whether the outlay for Fernández represents value for money. No further details on other incomings were provided in the report.