Rating every Premier League club’s transfer window after record deadline day
Brentford and Chelsea have impressed with their business but could Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United regret not doing more in the window?
Premier League clubs shattered their summer transfer record, collectively spending over £3.3 billion in the window. Four of the top-flight's five most expensive deals in history were completed during this period. Manchester City made the biggest deal on the final day of the window by signing Enzo Fernandez from Chelsea for £125 million.
Liverpool paid £120 million for Bradley Barcola, Chelsea signed Morgan Rogers for £117 million, and Tottenham broke the £100 million barrier by signing midfielder Sandro Tonali. Manchester City emerged as the biggest spenders with around £435 million in transfer fees, followed by Chelsea (£349.8 million) and Tottenham (£315 million).
Chelsea generated the most revenue from sales (£385 million), while Aston Villa also received more than £300 million in transfer fees after selling six players who started last season's Europa League final. The article evaluates each club based on their summer spending and acquisitions, highlighting their strengths and areas of concern.
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