Rodri has become Manchester City’s record signing after completing a £62.8million move from Atletico Madrid.

PA looks at the previous top five transfers in the Premier League champions’ history.

Riyad Mahrez (Leicester, July 2018, £60million)

Riyad Mahrez has been superseded by Rodri as Manchester City's record signing
Riyad Mahrez has been superseded by Rodri as Manchester City’s record signing (Nick Potts/PA)

City had to wait six months to sign the Algerian after failing in January 2018. The winger made 44 appearances and 12 goals in his maiden season but only 14 of those were Premier League starts and he has yet to establish himself as first-choice.

Aymeric Laporte (Athletic Bilbao, January 2018, £57m)

Aymeric Laporte has established himself as City's first-choice centre-back
Aymeric Laporte has established himself as City’s first-choice centre-back (Nick Potts/PA)

Took a while to settle after joining mid-season but has since proved to be a very good buy and is now Pep Guardiola’s main man in central defence. He will take on more responsibility following the departure of Vincent Kompany.

Kevin De Bruyne (Wolfsburg, August 2015, £54m)

Kevin De Bruyne is one of City's best signings of the last decade
Kevin De Bruyne is one of City’s best signings of the last decade (Martin Rickett/PA)

Up there alongside David Silva and Sergio Aguero as City’s best buys in the last 10 years. Has had injury problems recently but is the creative fulcrum in the midfield and adds a genuine touch of class to an already star-studded line-up.

Benjamin Mendy (Monaco, July 2017, £52m)

Injuries have led to a frustrating start to Benjamin Mendy's City career
Injuries have led to a frustrating start to Benjamin Mendy’s City career (Mike Egerton/PA)

Signed as a long-term solution at left-back but injuries have restricted him to 23 appearances since arriving. Add to that his love of social media which appears to frustrate and annoy Guardiola in equal measure means he still has a lot to prove.

John Stones (Everton, August 2016, £47.5m)

John Stones' ball-playing abilities were a perfect fit for Pep Guardiola
John Stones’ ball-playing abilities were a perfect fit for Pep Guardiola (Mike Egerton/PA)

His confidence on the ball seemingly made him an ideal fit to be the main man orchestrating Guardiola’s plan from central defence. He has some good games but also been exposed with some high-profile errors. Lost his place to Kompany in last season’s title run-in but will get another chance now the captain has left.