Premier League clubs are paying astronomical sums for midfielders, with Manchester City shattering their transfer record by signing Enzo Fernández for £125m. Yet questions persist about whether these expensive signings match the quality of previous generations of midfield greats. newsindata.com
While new signings like Fernández and Sandro Tonali offer versatility, their primary attribute appears to be the absence of risk they represent rather than standout qualities. The trend of paying premium prices for "complete" but not exceptional midfielders raises questions about value in the modern transfer market.
