'It's not just City who spend'
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With 10 days still remaining, the astonishing £2.37bn spent by clubs in this transfer window is now a Premier League record.
Manchester City have been responsible for around £108m of that figure on five new players including Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Cherki.
City's business has gone under the radar somewhat, with the likes of Liverpool's £100m man Florian Wirtz and Arsenal's £64m striker Viktor Gyokeres taking the headlines.
I asked boss Pep Guardiola about the cash being splashed by English clubs and whether it can continue.
"I don't know but the clubs spend with the strict financial rules [of PSR] and they will only spend if they can do it," he said.
"Apparently It's not just Manchester City [who are spending]."
A cheeky retort from the Spaniard.
He added: "Everyone does what they believe is the best for the team. I know our net spend for the last 10-11 years is amazing.
"You don't spend if you don't sell. We have been really good, that's why they're sustainable."