Fernandes moved from Chelsea to Manchester City, for 125 million pounds sterling, according to press estimates.
Fernandes has become the latest major signing in the plan to rebuild Manchester City’s midfield, which also includes the inclusion of Elliot Anderson and Ayoub Bouadi.
The value of the deal is the same that Liverpool paid to include Swedish Alexander Isak last year.
The club also announced the signing of Ndiaye from Everton on a five-year contract.
Media reports stated that City paid about 65 million pounds ($87.8 million) to obtain the services of the 26-year-old player.
Ndiaye is distinguished by his ability to play with both feet, which gives him great tactical flexibility, as he can occupy either of the wing positions or play in the heart of the attack.
The player joins Manchester City after two seasons in the English Premier League with Everton, and he also represented the Senegal national team in the World Cup in 2022 and 2026.
Ndiaye was born in France and spent part of his childhood in Senegal, before joining Sheffield United, where he shone remarkably and won the team’s best player award during the season that saw his promotion to the Premier League in 2023.
