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When a football club buys a player from another club, it's called a transfer. The fee paid for Enzo Fernandez, £125m, is a joint British transfer record. This means it's the highest amount ever paid for a player by a British club, matching a previous record. These big fees often make headlines and show how much value clubs place on top talent.
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