Fernández’s City move and his comments have intensified Chelsea anger, with a reunion set for Dec. 12.
Martínez confirms Barcelona spoke to him, while Arsenal’s late enquiry over a move was also rebuffed.
A summer of major moves left some clubs stronger, while others finished the window with clear gaps.
Opta’s new forecast has Arsenal first, City second and Tottenham under pressure after the window closed.
Liverpool asked about Malo Gusto, but Chelsea’s valuation and loan-only stance ended the chase.
USMNT transfer grades from a summer of World Cup momentum, fresh starts, and one Deadline Day collapse.
Barcola’s Liverpool start may be delayed, with fitness concerns following a disrupted summer.
Fernández has taken De Bruyne’s No. 17 at City, adding pressure to a major move.
Martinelli’s move to Al Hilal still looks likely, with Arsenal left lighter on pace and width.
Chelsea, Liverpool and others headline football’s most expensive transfer windows ever.
