Man City are spending like crazy.

Manchester City have demonstrated their determination to strengthen their squad with aggressive signings in the January transfer window, potentially spending over £100 million.

Marc Guehi is on the radar of several major European clubs in the upcoming transfer window.

Most notably, Manchester City have signed striker Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth. Sources from Sky Sports and the BBC indicate that the club has reached an agreement to activate the Ghanaian player's £65 million release clause.

Semenyo's representatives are in Manchester this week to negotiate a personal contract, while talks between the two clubs are in their final stages. Semenyo, with his impressive form this season, is seen as a top priority for manager Pep Guardiola to strengthen his attack.

Although Bournemouth wants to keep the player for a few more games, the deal is expected to be completed as early as the beginning of January. Meanwhile, Manchester City has unexpectedly emerged as a strong contender to sign Crystal Palace's central defender Marc Guehi.

Following injuries to Josko Gvardiol and Ruben Dias in the draw against Chelsea, coupled with John Stones' earlier absence, "The Citizens'" defense is in crisis. Man City are ready to sign Guehi this month, even though they were previously only interested in him on a free transfer in the summer.

Manchester City could spend over £35 million on Guehi. Meanwhile, Palace are considering selling him to avoid losing him for free when his contract expires at the end of the season. These moves suggest that Man City are willing to spend big to address their squad issues.

According to Transfermarkt , Manchester City is the biggest spender in the last four European football transfer windows, with total spending exceeding £420 million. If they complete the deals for Semenyo and Guehi, Manchester City will surpass half a billion pounds spent in just the last two years.

All goals from the Man City - Chelsea match: In the early hours of January 5th, Man City were held to a 1-1 draw by Chelsea thanks to a goal in the 90+4th minute of the 20th round of the Premier League.

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