Arsenal above all, City sold the most: Premier League window summary
The Gunners spent £118 million in the summer, Pep brought in £143 million, and who are the only teams that didn't spend a single pound?
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05/08/2022
Friday, August 5, 2022, 6:41 p.m. Updated: 6:48 p.m.
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Summary of Arsenal's victory 0:6 over Sevilla in the Emirates Cup (Sport1)
The 2022/23 season in the Premier League will start tonight (Friday, 22:00, Sport2), when Crystal Palace will host Arsenal.
The Gunners armed themselves last summer in an attempt to return to the top 4, and they stand at the peak of the "extravagance" of the summer window.
Arsenal paid £118.8m for signings, and apart from them, only Chelsea spent over £100m.
Here is the full table:
1. Arsenal - £118.8 million
2. Chelsea - £109.7 million
3. Manchester City - £97.8 million
4. Leeds - £97.7 million
5. Tottenham - £91.7 million
6. Nottingham Forest - £85.2 million
7. West Ham - £81.8 million
8. Liverpool - £77.2 million
9. Manchester United - £65.1 million
10. Newcastle - £59.4 million
11. Southampton - £50.7 million
12. Aston Villa - £49.5 million
13. Wolves - £36.9 million
14. Fulham - £34.7 million
15. Brentford - £31.9 million
16. Crystal Palace - £31.1 million
17. Brighton - £17.6 million
18. Bournemouth - £10.7 million
19. Leicester City - 0
20. Everton - 0
A sparkling summer for the Gunners.
Jesus and the friends (Photo: GettyImages, Mike Ehrmann)
The team that sold players for the most money in the summer window
1. Manchester City - £143.9 million
2. Leeds - £97.1 million
3. Everton - £52.2 million
4. Liverpool - £72.6 million
5. Aston Villa - £35.4 million
6. Tottenham - £34.5 million
7. Brighton - £30.7 million
8. West Ham - £22.7 million
9. Fulham - £18.8 million
10. Arsenal - £16.0 million
11. Wolves - £9 million
12. Manchester United - £8.5 million
13. Chelsea - £7.2 million
14. Nottingham Forest - £4.5 million
15. Brattonford - £3.2 million
16. Leicester City - 900 thousand pounds
17. Bournemouth - 0
18. Crystal Palace - 0
19. Southampton - 0
20. Newcastle - 0
Another one of Citi's biggest sales.
Sterling (Photo: Reuters)
The biggest transfers in the summer
1. Darwin Nunes - £67.5 million (from Benfica to Liverpool)
2. Erling Holland - £54 million (from Dortmund to Manchester City)
3. Richarlison - £52 million (from Everton to Tottenham)
4. Lisandro Martinez - £51 million (from Ajax to Manchester United)
5. Raheem Sterling - £50 million (from Manchester City to Chelsea)
6. Gabriel Jesus - £46 million (from Manchester City to Arsenal)
7. Calvin Phillips - £43 million (from Leeds to Manchester City)
8. Kalidou Koulibaly - £34 million (from Napoli to Chelsea)
9. Sven Butman - £33 million (from Lille to Newcastle)
10. Gianluca Scamacca - £32 million (from Sassuolo to West Ham)
He has already started paying bills.
Nunes (Photo: Reuters)
The teams that "lost" the most money in the last five years (purchases and sales)
1. Arsenal - £445 million (spending £563 million, bringing in £118 million)
2. Manchester United - £398 million (spending £552 million, bringing in £154 million)
3. West Ham - £289.7 million (spending £396 million, bringing in £107 million)
4. Chelsea - £283.1 million (spent £666 million, brought in £383 million)
5. Tottenham - £271 million (spending £411 million, bringing in £139 million)
6. Newcastle - £253 million (spending £331 million, bringing in £78 million)
7. Aston Villa - £248 million (spending £418 million, bringing in £169 million)
8. Liverpool - £212 million (spending £404 million, bringing in £191 million)
9. Wolves - £204 million (spending £356 million, bringing in £151 million)
10. Fulham - £171 million (spending £226 million, bringing in £54 million)
11. Manchester City - £167 million (spent £580 million, brought in £413 million)
12. Southampton - £108 million (spending £234 million, bringing in £126 million)
13. Leeds - £126 million (spending £257 million, bringing in £131 million)
14. Brighton - £104 million (spending £244 million, bringing in £139 million)
15. Everton - £97 million (spending £300 million, bringing in £202 million)
16. Nottingham Forest - £93 million (spending £137 million, bringing in £44 million)
17. Leicester City - £92 million (spending £311 million, bringing in £218 million)
18. Crystal Palace - £77 million (spending £145 million, bringing in £68 million)
19. Bournemouth +6 million pounds (spent 151 million pounds, brought in 157 million pounds)
20. Brattonford +£13m (spending £108m, bringing in £122m)
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