Manchester City Rank 2nd and Arsenal 12th - Which Premier League Clubs Have Spent the Most Money in the Summer Transfer Window?
Premier League clubs have splashed out over €1.35 billion on transfers this summer, with the World Cup proving a distraction for some teams. To mitigate this, many clubs have opted to complete their business early, allowing new head coaches to implement their ideas sooner.
Tottenham has made significant investments, signing Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, and Jan Paul van Hecke for €267m. They are also pursuing Savinho and Junior Kroupi from Bournemouth. Manchester City has spent a record €135m on Elliot Anderson, the most expensive signing of the summer, under new head coach Enzo Maresca.
Brighton has brought in six new players for €126.4m, including Luka Vuskovic from Spurs, to prepare for their UEFA Conference League campaign. Chelsea and Liverpool have also been active, with the latter signing Victor Munoz and completing a deal for Jeremy Jacquet. Liverpool's failed pursuit of Yan Diomande suggests they may make a marquee signing soon.
Arsenal, the Premier League champions, are currently 12th in spending but may rise to the top soon. Mikel Arteta is targeting Julian Alvarez, while missing out on Morgan Rogers. Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, and Sunderland are yet to spend their transfer budget, although the first and last have signed players on free transfers. Nottingham Forest, under new boss Oliver Glasner, has funds to invest following a key player's departure.
Tottenham has made significant investments, signing Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, and Jan Paul van Hecke for €267m. They are also pursuing Savinho and Junior Kroupi from Bournemouth. Manchester City has spent a record €135m on Elliot Anderson, the most expensive signing of the summer, under new head coach Enzo Maresca.
Brighton has brought in six new players for €126.4m, including Luka Vuskovic from Spurs, to prepare for their UEFA Conference League campaign. Chelsea and Liverpool have also been active, with the latter signing Victor Munoz and completing a deal for Jeremy Jacquet. Liverpool's failed pursuit of Yan Diomande suggests they may make a marquee signing soon.
Arsenal, the Premier League champions, are currently 12th in spending but may rise to the top soon. Mikel Arteta is targeting Julian Alvarez, while missing out on Morgan Rogers. Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, and Sunderland are yet to spend their transfer budget, although the first and last have signed players on free transfers. Nottingham Forest, under new boss Oliver Glasner, has funds to invest following a key player's departure.
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