​Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez has joined Manchester City from Chelsea for a reported fee of £125 million ($169 million) (Thomas COEX)Premier League clubs smashed their spending record for a single transfer window for the second straight season as Manchester City’s signing of Enzo Fernandez took the total outlay close to £3.5 billion ($4.7 billion).A frantic final two days of the window, which closed at 2200 GMT on Tuesday, pushed spending in the summer window significantly beyond last season’s record of £3.14 billion.More than half of the clubs in the English top flight broke their transfer records, with multiple deals topping £100 million.Chelsea midfielder Fernandez, 25, signed for Enzo Maresca’s City late Tuesday for £125 million, matching the British record fee Liverpool paid 12 months ago for forward Alexander Isak.Argentina’s Fernandez will be part of a new-look City midfield alongside England’s Elliot Anderson, who arrived from Nottingham Forest shortly after the World Cup for £116 million.City also snapped up Senegal forward Iliman Ndiaye from Everton on Tuesday in a deal worth £65 million, taking their summer spending above £450 million.The club are embarking on a new era with a significantly reshaped squad following the departure of manager Pep Guardiola, who oversaw a decade of unprecedented success at the Etihad.Former Ballon d’Or winner Rodri, who captained Spain to World Cup glory in July, has joined Barcelona while long-serving pair Bernardo Silva and John Stones have also left City.”At Manchester City, we are always looking to bring in world-class players and Enzo fits the bill,” said City’s director of football Hugo Viana.”He is a complete midfielder — technically gifted, hardworking, tenacious and a goalscorer.”Fernandez, sent off during Argentina’s defeat by Spain in the World Cup final in July, said: “Every player wants to be part of a club like this”.- Chelsea miss out on Camara  -Chelsea were also busy during a summer rebuild under new manager Xabi Alonso, bringing in England forward Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117 million as their marquee signing.A clutch of other arrivals include Maxence Lacroix, Emiliano Martinez, Jordan Henderson and Danny Welbeck, but a deal to sign Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara collapsed late on Tuesday.Premier League champions Arsenal had a quiet deadline day after their pursuit of Atletico Madrid’s Julian Alvarez fizzled out.The Gunners had been rivalling Barcelona for the Argentina international’s signature. The Spanish champions turned to Arsenal for a forward with the signing of Gabriel Jesus.”I had a chance 10 years ago and life took me in another direction, but now I can be here and it’s a dream for me,” said Jesus.The Gunners, who ended their 22-year wait for a Premier League title last season, made significant additions earlier in the transfer window, bringing in Bruno Guimaraes and Ezri Konsa. Liverpool, dethroned as champions by Arsenal, signed France winger Bradl