Transfer news

Find out all the confirmed deals ahead of the summer transfer window closing at 23:00 BST.

You can manage and withdraw your consent of non-essential cookies below. You can manage your non-essential cookies using the Cookie Settings or at any time via our The Premier League website uses essential cookies to make our website work. For more detailed information about the cookies we use, see our The Brazilian had previously spent time with Chelsea from 2013 to 2020 and Arsenal for one season in 2020/21. [on loan](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/david-boateng-makes-scottish-championship-switch/2022-09-01/?utm_source=premier-league-website&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=website). [Maidenhead on a season-long loan](https://www.fulhamfc.com/news/2022/august/30/new-deal-and-loan-for-odutayo/?utm_source=www.premierleague.com&utm_campaign=website&utm_medium=link). [Burnley on loan](https://www.brentfordfc.com/en/news/article/dervisoglu-makes-loan-switch?utm_source=premier-league-website&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=website). [Shrewsbury Town on loan](https://www.cpfc.co.uk/news/announcement/rob-street-joins-shrewsbury-town-on-loan/2022-09-01/?utm_source=premier-league-website&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=website). [season-long loan](https://www.avfc.co.uk/news/2022/september/01/iroegbunam-joins-qpr-on-season-long-loan/?utm_source=premier-league-website&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=website). [Paulo Gazzaniga](https://www.premierleague.com/players/4600/Paulo-Gazzaniga/stats) joining Girona on a [season-long loan deal](https://www.fulhamfc.com/news/2022/september/01/girona-loan-for-gazzaniga/?utm_source=premier-league-website&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=website). [season-long loan](https://www.southamptonfc.com/news/2022-09-01/announcement-jake-vokins-loan-southampton-football-club-woking-2022?utm_source=premier-league-website&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=website).

The transfer window is closed. Chelsea have brought Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang back to the Premier League, and will bring in Juve's Denis Zakaria.

He had been linked with Real Madrid this summer, and it would reportedly take an offer of at least €115 million for the Serie A champions to consider parting ways with him. It is reported that the Blues have turned their attention to the 23-year-old Serie A star, after they failed with an enquiry to land Paris Saint-Germain and Brazil international forward Neymar. [RB Leipzig have signed](https://twitter.com/RBLeipzig/status/1565361385802027011) Abdou Diallo from PSG on a season-long loan, with a €25m option to sign permanently. As I said, the club has been super supportive to try to keep improving the squad and the team as we can, and if the right player is available and we can do it, we will try." Sources have told ESPN that the 33-year-old will fly to London on Thursday afternoon to undergo a medical, with all parties confident a deal will be completed before the 11 p.m. Alonso has been keen on joining Barcelona for months, but talks stalled amid Barcelona's financial issues, with Chelsea holding out for a fee in the region of £8m. It's a pleasure for me to be back and hopefully we will have a good season because we have to go and try to achieve our goals." "There was one offer from one team, no more than that, so it was quite easy for me and for the club because the only offer that came came quite late so for the club to find a replacement it wouldn't be easy. [Southampton](/soccer/team?id=376) and nagging injury concerns for key midfielder [N'Golo Kante](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/173556/N'Golo-Kanté), who is set to be sidelined for around a month with a hamstring problem. "There is also a great atmosphere at the stadium and everyone here is like a family. "The signing of Dujon is an exciting one for us and we had to fight off stiff competition to get him," Neil said. "The manager [Frank Lampard] has got a real plan for the Club and for me.

The 2022 summer transfer window has officially slammed shut. It's been a head-spinning few months which has seen Premier League clubs spend well over £1 ...

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Find out when the January 2023 transfer window opens and closes for Premier League, EFL and European clubs right here.

[World Cup](https://metro.co.uk/tag/world-cup/) will surely be added to the wish lists of Premier League clubs, with the January transfer window opening after the tournament has finished on December 18. The January transfer window opens at midnight on January 1, 2023 in the Premier League. [World Cup](https://metro.co.uk/tag/world-cup/), which could cause injury chaos amongst [Premier League](https://metro.co.uk/tag/premier-league/) squads and force managers to dip into the January transfer window.

It has been a relentless summer transfer window, with Premier League clubs spending more than £1.5bn in new arrivals and big name arrivals already beginning ...

The jury's still out on the likes of Djed Spence and Clement Lenglet, though the congested schedule ought to give both a chance for minutes. Oriol Romeu could be a loss after his Girona move, but Ralph Hasenhuttl will feel he can deal with the departure - especially with Ainsley Maitland-Niles one of three to arrive on deadline day. Still, with other big wages offloaded with the departure of Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic and more, what felt like a necessary overhaul has well and truly begun. Chelsea have been the biggest spenders, but it's been a mix of youth and experience which could set the club up well for the future, but more isn't always better. And it took until deadline day for the first outfield player to arrive, with some of the Wesley Fofana money going towards Wout Faes. There was a late blow, with Andrea Radrizzani frustrated by the collapse of a move for Bamba Dieng, but that deal would have just been an added bonus. More often, it has been a case of bringing in players who can slot in a little further down the line. Primary target Joao Palhinha joined early, while the need for a new goalkeeper was solved with the cut-price signing of Bernd Leno. A club statement spoke of a need for "belief in and respect for one another," suggesting Parker's comments - rather than results on the pitch - were the core factor. More frustrating for Villa is the loss of Carney Chukwuemeka, who had looked to be on the verge of a breakout club season after starring in England's under-19 Euros win. More than £100m had been spent by the Gunners before a ball was kicked in the league, and the benefits of getting a proper pre-season with your new arrivals are plain to see, while the late failed midfielder chase is a squad injuries issue as much as a transfer issue. This isn't just an easy cop-out of giving a B to the Bees, we promise.

Idrissa Gana Gueye has rejoined Everton for £2m from PSG and Fulham, Nottingham Forest and Leicester are among other Premier League clubs to have made ...

Nottingham Forest took their signings to 21 by bringing in Willy Boly from Wolves, Blackpool’s Josh Bowler – who was immediately loaned to Olympiakos – and the Rennes defender Loïc Badé. Fulham moved instead for Carlos Vinícius, who had a loan at Tottenham, and secured him from Benfica in an initial £4m transfer. He was due to sign a five-year contract at Nice in a deal worth €12m (£10.4m) and although the transfer appeared to collapse it could yet go through on Friday. Marco Silva has also added the Paris Saint-Germain defender Layvin Kurzawa on a season’s loan and Dan James, also on loan, from Leeds. The Senegal international is eligible for Saturday’s Merseyside derby at home to Liverpool, as is Garner, who spent last season on loan at Nottingham Forest and has cost an initial £9m with £6.5m payable in add-ons. The 32-year-old has now signed a two-year contract.

The 20 Premier League clubs collectively invested more than £1.8billion on new players during the summer - making it the most expensive transfer window in ...

[Bournemouth](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/afc-bournemouth), free), Nathan Holland (MK Dons, free), David Martin (released), Sonny Perkins (Leeds United, comp. [Fulham](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/fulham-fc), comp. [Liverpool](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fc), comp. Outs: James Trafford (Bolton Wanderers, loan), Gavin Bazunu (Southampton, £12m), Thomas Agyepong (released), Mohammed Aminu (released), Jayden Braaf (Borussia Dortmund, free), Fernandinho (Athletico Paranaense, free), Pedro Porro (Sporting Clube de Portugal, £7.2m), CJ Egan-Riley (Burnley, comp. fee), Joel Robles (Real Betis, free), Wilfried Gnonto (FC Zurich, undisclosed) [Southampton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/southampton-fc), free), Yves Bissouma ( [Brighton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/brighton-and-hove-albion-fc), £35m), Richarlison ( [Everton](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/everton-fc), £60m), Tyler Ashcroft (Reading, undisclosed), Djed Spence (Middlesbrough, £12.5m), Clement Lenglet (Barcelona, loan), Destiny Udogie (Udinese, £15m), Cristian Romero (Atalanta, £48m), Will Lankshear (Sheffield United, undisclosed) [Premier League clubs](https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/premier-league-transfers-liverpool-newcastle-27842851) spent more than £1.8billion on fresh talent during the summer. [West Ham](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/west-ham-united-fc) United, free), Joe Rothwell (Blackburn Rovers, free), Marcus Tavernier (Middlesbrough, undisclosed), Neto (Barcelona, free), Marcos Senesi (Feyenoord, undisclosed), Jack Stephens (Southampton, loan) We'll let you be the judge of that. [Wolves](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc), loan), Amadou Onana (Lille, £33m), Neal Maupay (Brighton, £16m), James Garner (Manchester United, £15m), Idrissa Gueye (Paris Saint-Germain, undisclosed) Missed any of the deals? The summer transfer window of 2022 was truly unprecedented.

Lewis Warrington is set to depart Everton on loan. With the signings of Gueye and Garner club feel it is too congested and have agreed to loan Lewis Warrington ...

starting at 12pm EST (9am PST). Even back then (he's 21 now), coaches enthused about Garner's toughness, mental and physical, as well as his touch. Likely to be a replacement for Douglas Luiz who appears to be [Arsenal](https://theshortfuse.sbnation.com)bound. Latest proposal for 23yo Chile international believed to have been rejected immediately. Set to consider pre-contract offers in January [September 1, 2022] Fulham have submitted an improved second offer to sign striker Ben Brereton Diaz from Blackburn Rovers. And Chelsea have been rebuffed again as they have tried to get Anthony Gordon. OM, waiting for player decision. Talks ongoing re structure of a deal that suits Everton and Blackburn -who don’t want to sell but would take a £15-20m bid seriously. [#efc]try to trump [#fulham]with a late attempt at a deal for [#brfc]Ben Brereton Diaz. [#FulhamFC]and [#EvertonFC]bids of £12million. [September 1, 2022]

The transfer window is finally closed, clubs have completed £1.9bn worth of incoming deals between them in the Premier League and squads are set for the ...

A few games into his Saints career and the young defender is catching the eye for his performances. KM: AB-K and Aaronson are excellent choices from the start of the season. RJ: Gabriel Jesus: Partly for the goals and assists that have given him a flying start. Keeping hold of James Maddison is a boost but they missed the chance to sell Youri Tielemans before the midfielder leaves for free next summer. Waited so long to sell players they didn’t want to, didn’t offload the players who Brendan Rodgers doesn’t appear to want anymore and haven’t added any notable talent whatsoever. The squad looks paper thin and leaves whoever replaces Parker at the helm with plenty to do to keep the Cherries up. MD: If the transfer window is ultimately supposed to be about changing your squad relative to where you were and the rest of the division, Leicester City have become so much worse. And if their limited outlay suggests money is the key factor, some of their rivals have recruited quality players for cut-price fees, for free transfers or on loan. RJ: Ask Scott Parker and the answer is probably Bournemouth. Sasa Kalajdzic could be the ideal forward who makes the team a lot better than his actual own level offers - he’s a good No9 for the traits of those behind him to play off. Karl Matchett: Leeds United put a really strong window together to regenerate the team in the manager’s image and a couple of those deals - Tyler Adams, Luis Sinisterra - are steals. Since then, they’ve added depth in a couple of positions in Manuel Akanji and Sergio Gomez without paying over the odds.

The only exception is the Premier League and EFL emergency loan rule, which means that clubs can sign a goalkeeper on a loan deal outside of the window if all ...

[Premier League](https://metro.co.uk/tag/premier-league/) clubs were scrambling around in the final hours of the window to apply the finishing touches to their squads which will take them through to the new year. Can clubs still sign free agents after the transfer window has closed? [EFL](https://metro.co.uk/tag/football-league/) emergency loan rule, which means that clubs can sign a goalkeeper on a loan deal outside of the window if all the keepers in their first team squad are unavailable due to injury and suspension. [Chelsea set to sign Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang after Marcos Alonso swap deal is agreed with Barcelona](https://metro.co.uk/2022/09/01/chelsea-set-to-sign-pierre-emerick-aubameyang-after-swap-deal-is-agreed-with-barcelona-17281970/?ico=more_text_links) Can clubs still sign players after the transfer window has closed? In practice, this means that clubs can agree to sign a player from another side, but the new signing cannot yet register with the league they are going to and so cannot play for their new clubs until the transfer window opens again.

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United) • Scott Banks (Bradford) Loan • Jesurun Rak-Sakyi (Charlton) Loan • Malachi Boateng (Queen’s Park) Loan • Cheikhou Kouyate (Nott’m Forest) Free • Daniel Quick (Dorking Wanderers) Loan • Luke Plange (RWD Molenbeek) Loan • Jake O’Brien (RWD Molenbeek) Loan • David Boateng (Queen’s Park) Loan • Rob Street (Shrewsbury) Loan Out In

That helped total spending across Europe's top five leagues hit €4.5bn. Twelve European clubs notched up £100mn spends this summer, according to data site ...

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Jurgen Klopp was forced into signing a new midfielder on deadline day following injuries to a number of his stars already this season, with Arthur joining ...

He already has two goals in five games this season, including a strike in Wednesday’s 2-1 defeat to [Arsenal](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/arsenal-fc). However, it is unlikely that he would have left without a replacement. [Juventus](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/juventus-fc) midfielder Arthur Melo, who joins on a season-long loan until June 2023, but things could have been different. [Transfer Centre](https://www.skysports.com/transfer/news/12691/12476234/transfer-centre-live-follow-deadline-day-as-window-shuts-on-thursday?postid=4389197#liveblog-body) blog (01/09/22 13:41) stating that Liverpool did try to sign the Brazilian with a ‘late move’, but were quickly knocked back and instead pursued Juventus midfielder Arthur. [Liverpool](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fc) would have to dip back into the transfer market following injuries to Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Thiago Alcantara, Naby Keita and Curtis Jones, and although the latter returned to full fitness in midweek, Jordan Henderson was then added to the list following the 2-1 victory over [Newcastle](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/newcastle-united-fc) United on Wednesday. [Liverpool’s](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/liverpool-fc) summer [transfer window](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/summer-transfer-window) took an unexpected turn in the final few weeks following an injury crisis in midfield, with [Jurgen Klopp](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/jurgen-klopp) eventually succumbing to defeat and admitting that a new signing was needed in order to boost his options in the middle of the park.

Liverpool signed four players in the summer transfer window including a deadline day swoop for Arthur Melo.

Nunez showed great glimpses coming off the bench in the Community Shield and in the 2-2 draw against Fulham on the opening day. The Scot will aim to show his boundless energy up the flank. The resurgent Roberto Firmino and Diogo Jota, when he returns to fitness, will provide strong competition. Konate is currently sidelined with a knee injury but the way he ended last term was immense. Salah could overtake Kenny Dalglish in Liverpool’s list of all-time top scorers this season. Here’s what we think.

From Nottingham Forest's 21 deals to Leicester's one outfield signing we run the rule over the division's £1.9bn outlay.

It was a slow-burn window for Wolves and the onus is on Bruno Lage to make sure his new toys gel after a summer of change. The captain, Conor Coady, was allowed to leave for Everton after Lage switched to a four-man defence and although Nathan Collins has settled none of Gonçalo Guedes, Matheus Nunes and Sasa Kalajdzic, signed at a combined cost of about £80m, arrived for the start of the season. The opening-day loss to Newcastle changed the dynamic and a plethora of experience was sought, but at the same time Cooper got his way with Morgan Gibbs-White to leave the squad brimming with youthful promise – which had been the original plan in mid-June. David Moyes finally has competition up front for Michail Antonio in the shape of Gianluca Scamacca while the addition of the playmaker Lucas Paquetá is one to set the pulses racing. The new boys have brought quality, physicality and plenty of experience – with only Djed Spence being considered one for the future; a club signing rather than one pushed by Antonio Conte. On the final day of the window Leicester made their first and only outfield signing in the Reims centre-back Wout Faes, a replacement for Wesley Fofana. Rodgers had targets lined up and wanted a healthy shake-up but ended up with nothing of the sort. Factor in an abandoned pursuit of Marko Arnautovic, a failed bid for Adrien Rabiot and Jurrien Timber’s preference to stay at Ajax, and the Dutch manager’s first window diced with farce. But that would have been the icing on the cake of a window featuring some brisk business, with Keane Lewis-Potter and Mikkel Damsgaard looking handy additions to the attack. The jury may still be out on Jesse Marsch but the Leeds manager has bought himself invaluable time in which to confound the doubters courtesy of some stellar signings. Brighton acquired the Ecuador left-back Pervis Estupiñán from Villarreal to replace Marc Cucurella and made a late move for Chelsea’s Billy Gilmour, but the loss of Yves Bissouma and Neal Maupay is likely to be covered by existing players from the squad. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s return to London will at least provide Thomas Tuchel with a proven goalscorer, while the seven-year contract awarded to Wesley Fofana showed both his and Boehly’s commitment for the long haul.

Newcastle United failed in two summer bids for Leicester City playmaker James Maddison and the BT Sport panel discussed the next step for the Foxes ...

RF: I think Brendan Rodgers and his staff have a job to do in making sure he remains motivated for Leicester City, but also as a player in having personal pride in your performance. If he has another season like he did last season, James Maddison won't be here because he's playing at a level which is elite. I mean, he got 18 goals and eight assists last season and he's got a World Cup to look forward to. I have to remain at a certain level that's got to me a point where teams are calling me. Maddison's form and contract status has led many to predict the 25-year-old could be the next big name to leave the Foxes along with Youri Tielemans. You've got to have the right mentality to go you know what, my levels won't drop. Here is everything host Jake Humphrey and pundits Rio Ferdinand, Owen Hargreaves and Robbie Savage had to say on the next step for Leicester and their number 10. The Foxes also narrowly avoided a shock Carabao Cup exit after being taken to a penalty shootout by League Two outfit Stockport County. James Maddison was a man in demand this summer but will remain a Leicester City player until at least the new year. Reims defender Wout Faes was the club's first outfield signing and arrived on deadline day following the £70 million departure of Wesley Fofana to Chelsea. Brendan Rodgers, Fofana, Maddison, all their goals are similarly aligned. I'll do my best while I'm here because you can't go anywhere now until January.

Manchester United's have completed the signing of Ajax winger Antony, meanwhile Chelsea are hoping to complete the signing of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and ...

"I’ve spoken to the Gaffer and it feels like a great fit for me, and I can’t wait to get started." During his 11 years with Arsenal, Héctor won three FA Cups & made nearly 250 appearances - such a huge contribution to the club.” Alongside this, he also gives us extra options in the forward areas being able to play centrally and out wide. "I’m looking forward to it." The Brazilian arrives to ease Jurgen Klopp's problems in the middle of the park. It’s an honour to be part of this team and I can’t wait to start,” Aubameyang said. Hopefully it’ll calm down in the days coming and he’ll be find moving forward." “He’s someone that shows his pitch personality and has a real desire to keep on improving. The midfielder has signed on a season-long loan deal with a £9.5m purchase option when the campaign draws to a close. “I have some unfinished business with the Premier League so it’s good to be back and really exciting.” He said: "I spoke to Douglas face to face yesterday and he understood where it was at and the position that the club was in and he respects the decision. The Hungary international penned a new deal with the League One outfit prior to the move, but the Lions have an option to make the move permanent if the 22-year-old impresses at the Den.

The men's transfer window has now closed in England and most of Europe's top leagues, and here we round up all of Chelsea's business over the summer.

The experienced defender, a long-time target, joined from Napoli. Several players have left on loan. The Swiss midfielder comes from Juventus.

Nottingham Forest made their 21st signing of the summer on Thursday, breaking the English record for the most arrivals in one transfer window.

However, they reportedly failed in a late move to sign striker [Michy Batshuayi](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/156479/Michy-Batshuayi) from [Chelsea](/soccer/team?id=363). [England](/soccer/team?id=448) international [Jesse Lingard](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/169136/Jesse-Lingard) on a free transfer and signed [Brazil](/soccer/team?id=205) international left-back [Renan Lodi](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/245858/Renan-Lodi) on loan from [Atletico Madrid](/soccer/team?id=1068). A further five players left on free transfers. [Taiwo Awoniyi](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/194686/Taiwo-Awoniyi) from Union Berlin and defender [Neco Williams](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/291638/Neco-Williams) from [Liverpool](/soccer/team?id=364) for £18m each, while forward [Emmanuel Dennis](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/243293/Emmanuel-Dennis) joined from Watford for £13m. Bowler was subsequently loaned to Greek side Olympiakos for the remainder of the season. [Loic Bade](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/300410/loic-bade), from Rennes, and [Willy Boly](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/152349/Willy-Boly), from Wolves, as well as winger [Josh Bowler](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/255915/josh-bowler) from Blackpool on a hectic final day of the transfer window.

BBC Sport have reported on this final crazy summer 2022 Premier League transfer window, which has broken all records.

A total of £3.88bn was spent by clubs in the five big European leagues (Spain, Italy, Farnce, England, Germany) and Premier League clubs were responsible for 49% of that spending. BBC Sport say that as well as being a Premier League record, it is the second highest summer spend by any club in the world after Real Madrid (£292m) in 2019. So that has already been bettered by 3% and we still have the January 2023 transfer window to go! A massive half a billion increase on the one window record! [Chelsea](https://www.themag.co.uk/2022/06/new-chelsea-owner-admits-newcastle-united-now-make-it-premier-league-big-seven-todd-boehly/) have spent more in one window than any other club in Premier League history. [BBC Sport](https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62758471) say that £1.9bn was spent by the 20 Premier League clubs, this absolutely smashes the previous PL transfer window record of summer 2017, when £1.4bn was laid out on signings.

Premier League clubs have broken the transfer spending record for a season in the summer window alone, spending £1.9 billion during the period.

[Gabriel Jesus](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/217289/Gabriel-Jesus) and [Oleksandr Zinchenko](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/217482/Oleksandr-Zinchenko) from [Manchester City](/soccer/team?id=382) but the trip to Old Trafford is the toughest test yet for the Gunners. [Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/122260/Pierre-Emerick-Aubameyang) could make his debut in attack for Chelsea in their London derby against West Ham after completing a late move from [Barcelona](/soccer/team?id=83). [Erling Haaland](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/253989/Erling-Haaland) having scored nine goals in his first five games, including hat-tricks in the last two matches. [Casemiro](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/173666/Casemiro) and Antony -- will face [Arsenal](/soccer/team?id=359) on Sunday, the only team in the league with a 100% record. [Manchester United](/soccer/team?id=360)'s £86 million ($99.5M) move for Ajax winger [Antony](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/315294/Antony), [Liverpool](/soccer/team?id=364) bringing in [Darwin Nunez](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/271788/Darwin-Núñez) from [Benfica](/soccer/team?id=1929) for around the same fee, and [Chelsea](/soccer/team?id=363)'s [seven-year deal](/football/soccer-transfers/story/4716428/chelsea-sign-wesley-fofana-on-seven-year-contract-from-leicester-city) for [Wesley Fofana](https://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/270190/Wesley-Fofana) for £75 million ($86.8M) from Leicester. Premier League clubs have broken their transfer spending record for a season in the summer window alone, spending £1.9 billion ($2.2 billion) during the period, according to analysis from finance company Deloitte.

We've ranked every Premier League club based upon their summer transfer window from 'total disaster' to 'champions of the summer.'

Signed for £51 million from Lyon, he could be a real star in the years to come. [Forest](https://www.givemesport.com/nottingham-forest), this summer’s champions of the transfer window. It’s been a quiet summer over at Selhurst Park with Patrick Vieira receiving just about £30 million pounds worth of investment in his squad. Arsenal FAIL on Neto & Luiz! And based on the way they’ve started the campaign, it looks like fans of the club are in for one hell of a ride as they scrap tooth and nail for every point on offer, in each and every game they play. [Spurs](https://www.givemesport.com/tottenham-hotspur) have invested heavily, bringing in several high-profile stars from both the UK and abroad. Chelsea sign Zakaria & Aubameyang! Southampton, much like Palace, didn’t dive particularly deep into their pockets either. [Leeds](https://www.givemesport.com/leeds-united) were always going to be up against it this summer as they bid to fill the void left by Raphinha and Kalvin Phillips. [Liverpool](https://www.givemesport.com/liverpool) made a late swoop for Arthur Melo on deadline day, securing his services on loan for the season. [ Everton](https://www.givemesport.com/everton) haven’t made any especially inspiring signings after their diabolical 2021/2022 season, and based off the way they’ve begun this campaign, it could more of the same for fans of the Toffees. [Foxes](https://www.givemesport.com/leicester-city) would be quite the understatement.

All the news and reaction before the latest round of matches as the Premier League squads are complete.

You’ll have read the programme notes and seen the situation that the club is in, so to have to watch virtually every single club in the top five leagues get players in and for us not to be able to improve, that was difficult, not just as a manager but for the players, because players want to compete. We want to fight for every point, every tackle and do everything we can to win. We’re ready to fight now but it’s going to be really, really important that the supporters really get behind the players. It’s not like the Leicester manager to be this rattled in public. I’ve got confidence he’ll understand the situation and the club’s decision we didn’t want to lose a very important player and a top player so late in the window. We need to have that belief and have a fighting chance. We have to bring the type of player who is right for the club, but in the end we didn’t manage that.” He also spoke about how he was hoping to go and view Pep Guardiola’s coaching methods – among other managers – when he was Under-19s coach at Liverpool – but the job at Rangers came up and he never got chance to. Was it going to be Sunday, Monday, what day was it going to be? It’s the first Old Firm derby of the season tomorrow and Celtic will have a new midfielder Oliver Abildgaard – their ninth summer signing – available to face Rangers should they wish. Diogo Jota also returned to training yesterday and should be in the squad at Goodison Park. It’ll be interesting to see how Tuchel balances the side once Aubameyang is up to speed, especially if he persists with a back four.

Who spent the most this transfer window? Which club was the biggest spender - Man Utd, Forest, Chelsea. Premier League clubs spent a total of £2.1 billion ...

The second lowest spenders were Bournemouth who have spent just £24 million on new signings. [ newly promoted Nottingham Forest.](/sport/football/nottingham-forest-shirt-sponsor-premier-league-3801387) Forest returned to the Premier League following a 23-year absence from England’s top-flight and spent £145.7 million on new recruits. Their biggest signing of the summer was Wout Faes for £15 million. The Blues are now [owned by Todd Boehly](/sport/football/who-has-bought-chelsea-who-is-todd-boehly-and-what-is-his-bid-todd-boehly-net-worth-wife-and-children-3708539) following [the departure of Roman Abrahomvic](/sport/football/how-much-has-chelsea-been-sold-for-what-did-roman-abramovich-pay-for-chelsea-how-deals-compare-to-man-city-3708151) and were on a mission to rebuild the team following the departures of Antonio Rudiger, Andreas Christensen and Timo Werner. [Chelsea topped the spending charts](/sport/football/marc-cucurella-fifa-22-rating-height-chelsea-man-city-transfer-news-3790526) this summer by spending a total of £278.4 million on new players. West Ham were closely followed by London rivals Tottenham who spent £152.9 million on new recruits this summer.

The Premier League's record for spending in a single season—covering both summer and winter transfers windows—previously stood at $2.18 billion.

in the summer transfer. In France and Germany, the leagues actually made a profit according to Transfermarkt. That took United's total spend in this wildest of transfer windows to about $240 million — a figure only topped in the whole of Europe by Chelsea, which finally signed an out-and-out striker in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Barcelona. Faes filled the vacancy left by Wesley Fofana, who joined Chelsea on Wednesday for 75 million pounds ($87 million). England’s top-flight clubs spent about the same on players as those in the top leagues in Spain ($500 million), Italy ($750 million), Germany ($485 million) and France ($540 million) combined, according to calculations by the Transfermarkt website. A record spending spree by Premier League clubs in the summer transfer market passed the $2.2 billion mark before the window closed Thursday with Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool and — belatedly — Chelsea all signing players to conclude the reshaping of their squads.