Manchester City enter the 2026/27 season under new management for the first time in a decade, with Enzo Maresca taking over from Pep Guardiola after his departure from the Etihad.
City missed out on the Premier League title to Arsenal last season but still secured a domestic cup double, though a limp Champions League exit to Real Madrid in the knockout stages won’t be tolerated again by supporters or ownership.
Maresca inherits a talented but ageing squad already reshaped by several major departures.
Here, Football FanCast tracks every confirmed Man City signing and departure for the 2026/27 campaign.
New Man City Signings 2026/27
|
Player |
Nationality |
Previous Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Elliot Anderson |
England |
Nottingham Forest |
£116m |
|
Mathys Detourbet |
France |
Troyes |
£21.5m |
|
Jeremy Monga |
England |
Leicester City |
£12m |
|
Pierce Charles |
England |
Sheffield Wednesday |
£3m |
Elliot Anderson has joined from Nottingham Forest for £116m, smashing Man City’s transfer record in the process. The midfielder started every game for England at the World Cup and arrives to partner Rodri at the base of Maresca’s midfield.
Mathys Detourbet and Jeremy Monga have both arrived as attacking additions for the future, joining from Troyes and Leicester City respectively for £21.5m and £12m. Detourbet has already been sent out on loan to Monaco to further his development.
Pierce Charles completes a smaller £3m move from Sheffield Wednesday and has also been granted a temporary exit to QPR.
Man City Departures 2026/27
|
Player |
Nationality |
New Club |
Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Manuel Akanji |
Switzerland |
Inter Milan |
£13m |
|
Reigan Heskey |
England |
Koln |
£8m |
|
Nathan Ake |
Netherlands |
Fenerbahce |
£7m |
|
Jahmai Simpson-Pusey |
England |
Koln |
£4.65m |
|
Bernardo Silva |
Portugal |
Real Madrid |
Free |
|
John Stones |
England |
Released |
Free |
|
Mathys Detourbet |
France |
Monaco |
Loan |
|
Sverre Nypan |
Norway |
Lommel SK |
Loan |
|
Pierce Charles |
England |
QPR |
Loan |
Bernardo Silva and John Stones have both left the Etihad on free transfers as the Guardiola era comes to a close, with Silva joining Real Madrid.
Nathan Ake has also departed, moving to Fenerbahce for £7m after falling down the pecking order following the arrivals of Rayan Aït-Nouri and Abdukodir Khusanov.
Manuel Akanji has completed a permanent move to Inter Milan for £13m after impressing during a loan spell in Serie A. Reigan Heskey and Jahmai Simpson-Pusey have both joined Koln, for £8m and £4.65m respectively.
Sverre Nypan, thought to be one of the brightest young prospects at the club, has joined Belgian side Lommel on loan.
Who is Man City’s Record Signing?
Man City’s record signing is now Elliot Anderson, who joined from Nottingham Forest in 2026 for a fee of £116m – comfortably surpassing Jack Grealish’s previous record of £100m.
Anderson arrives on the back of a superb season for Forest and a starring role for England at the World Cup, with Maresca handing him the responsibility of partnering Rodri in the heart of midfield.
Man City’s Top 10 Signings of All Time
|
Player |
Fee (add ons included) |
Signed From |
Year |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Elliot Anderson |
£116m |
Nottingham Forest |
2026 |
|
Jack Grealish |
£100m |
Aston Villa |
2021 |
|
Josko Gvardiol |
£77m |
RB Leipzig |
2023 |
|
Ruben Dias |
£65m |
Benfica |
2020 |
|
Antoine Semenyo |
£64m |
Bournemouth |
2026 |
|
Omar Marmoush |
£63m |
Frankfurt |
2025 |
|
Rodri |
£62.8m |
Atletico Madrid |
2019 |
|
Joao Cancelo |
£60m |
Juventus |
2019 |
|
Riyad Mahrez |
£60m |
Leicester |
2018 |
|
Aymeric Laporte |
£57m |
Athletic Club |
2018 |
Who is Man City’s Record Sale?
Man City’s record sale is Julian Alvarez, sold to Atletico Madrid in 2024 for £64.4m.
The Argentine World Cup winner played second fiddle to Erling Haaland for much of his Etihad career, and City couldn’t turn down Atletico’s offer, which could rise as high as £81.5m with add-ons.
Man City’s Top 10 Sales of All Time
|
Player |
Fee (add ons included) |
Sold To |
Year |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Julian Alvarez |
£81.5m |
Atletico Madrid |
2024 |
|
Raheem Sterling |
£47.5m |
Chelsea |
2022 |
|
Ferran Torres |
£46.7m |
Barcelona |
2021 |
|
Gabriel Jesus |
£45m |
Arsenal |
2022 |
|
Leroy Sane |
£44.7m |
Bayern Munich |
2020 |
|
Cole Palmer |
£42.5m |
Chelsea |
2023 |
|
Danilo |
£34.1m |
Juventus |
2019 |
|
Oleksandr Zinchenko |
£30m |
Arsenal |
2022 |
|
Riyad Mahrez |
£30m |
Al-Hilal |
2023 |
|
Kelechi Iheanacho |
£25m |
Leicester |
2017 |