Time for my annual pet project, where the Premier league cash was splashed this summer.
Still a few transfer windows open around the world for transfers out, and many players still needing to find a home as free agents.
Spending down slightly, but still over £2 billion changing hands.
As usual Chelsea were the big spenders, Brighton made a big profit last year but blew all that and more this season.
Ipswich taking a big chance bringing in 16 players for £127m. Southampton signing nearly 3 teams worth of players?
Amazingly 6 teams made a profit and Liverpool and Man City spent very little by their standards.
3 of the 4 biggest fees were paid by foreign teams.
The Chart:
(Info based on the best sources I could find, includes squad and youth players).
Total Spend - £2,280,870,000
Most Players In - Southampton 29, Everton 17, Aston Villa, Ipswich, Nottm Forest 16
Most Players Out - Chelsea 45, Arsenal 38, Brighton 36
Most Money Paid - Chelsea £287.4m, Brighton £201.9m, Man Utd £195.5m
Most Money Received - Man City £197.95m, Chelsea £187.95m, Aston Villa £152.6m
Largest Profit - Man City £174.85m, Wolves £31.1m, Crystal Palace £29.9m
Largest Defecit - Brighton £151.4m, Ipswich £125.42m, Chelsea £99.45m
Largest Fees Paid (Over £40m)
Julian Alvarez [Man City - Atletico Madrid] £81.5m **
Dominic Solanke [Bournemouth - Tottenham] £65m
Moussa Diaby [Aston Villa - Al Ittihad] £60m **
Michael Olise [Crystal Palace - Bayern Munich] £60m **
Pedro Neto [Wolves - Chelsea] £54m
Joao Felix [Atletico Madrid - Chelsea] £52m
Leny Yoro [Lille - Man Utd] £52m
Amadou Onana [Everton - Aston Villa] £50m
Manuel Ugarte [Paris SG - Man Utd] £50m
Joao Palhinha [Fulham - Bayern Munich] £46.5m **
Riccardo Calafiori [Bologna - Arsenal] £45m
Ian Maatsen [Chelsea - Aston Villa] £44m
Matthijs de Ligt [Bayern Munich - Man Utd] £42.9m
Douglas Luiz [Aston Villa - Juventus] £42.35m **
Archie Gray [Leeds - Tottenham] £41.2m
Evanilson [Porto - Bournemouth] £40.2m
Still a few transfer windows open around the world for transfers out, and many players still needing to find a home as free agents.
Spending down slightly, but still over £2 billion changing hands.
As usual Chelsea were the big spenders, Brighton made a big profit last year but blew all that and more this season.
Ipswich taking a big chance bringing in 16 players for £127m. Southampton signing nearly 3 teams worth of players?
Amazingly 6 teams made a profit and Liverpool and Man City spent very little by their standards.
3 of the 4 biggest fees were paid by foreign teams.
The Chart:
(Info based on the best sources I could find, includes squad and youth players).
Total Spend - £2,280,870,000
Most Players In - Southampton 29, Everton 17, Aston Villa, Ipswich, Nottm Forest 16
Most Players Out - Chelsea 45, Arsenal 38, Brighton 36
Most Money Paid - Chelsea £287.4m, Brighton £201.9m, Man Utd £195.5m
Most Money Received - Man City £197.95m, Chelsea £187.95m, Aston Villa £152.6m
Largest Profit - Man City £174.85m, Wolves £31.1m, Crystal Palace £29.9m
Largest Defecit - Brighton £151.4m, Ipswich £125.42m, Chelsea £99.45m
Largest Fees Paid (Over £40m)
Julian Alvarez [Man City - Atletico Madrid] £81.5m **
Dominic Solanke [Bournemouth - Tottenham] £65m
Moussa Diaby [Aston Villa - Al Ittihad] £60m **
Michael Olise [Crystal Palace - Bayern Munich] £60m **
Pedro Neto [Wolves - Chelsea] £54m
Joao Felix [Atletico Madrid - Chelsea] £52m
Leny Yoro [Lille - Man Utd] £52m
Amadou Onana [Everton - Aston Villa] £50m
Manuel Ugarte [Paris SG - Man Utd] £50m
Joao Palhinha [Fulham - Bayern Munich] £46.5m **
Riccardo Calafiori [Bologna - Arsenal] £45m
Ian Maatsen [Chelsea - Aston Villa] £44m
Matthijs de Ligt [Bayern Munich - Man Utd] £42.9m
Douglas Luiz [Aston Villa - Juventus] £42.35m **
Archie Gray [Leeds - Tottenham] £41.2m
Evanilson [Porto - Bournemouth] £40.2m
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