How much has each Premier League club spent in the summer transfer window?

Florian Wirtz broke the Premier League’s transfer record when he was signed by Liverpool earlier this summer.placeholder image
Florian Wirtz broke the Premier League’s transfer record when he was signed by Liverpool earlier this summer. | Liverpool FC via Getty Images

Premier League clubs have spent more than £1bn combined this summer transfer window.

High-profile transfers like Florian Wirtz to Liverpool, Joao Pedro to Chelsea and Martin Zubimendi joining Arsenal have pushed up spending this summer, with plenty more expensive signings rumoured to be on the way.

Stars such as Viktor Gyokeres, Benjamin Sesko and of course, Alexander Isak - who has reportedly told Newcastle United he wants to leave - could send the transfer total skyrocketing by the time the window closes.

Liverpool have been called out by fans and pundits alike for spending £268m so far this summer, by far and away the club with the deepest pockets this summer.

How much each Premier League club has spent this summer, accurate as of July 25, 2025.placeholder image
How much each Premier League club has spent this summer, accurate as of July 25, 2025. | NationalWorld

By contrast, Fulham have not spent a single penny, adding no new players to their squad after finishing 11th in the Premier League last season.

But what about all the clubs in between? Here is how each Premier League side has managed their spending so far this summer.

1. Liverpool (£268m)

Main signings: Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez

2. Chelsea (£211m)

Main signings: Jamie Gittens, Joao Pedro, Liam Delap

3. Arsenal (£137m)

Main signings: Martin Zubimendi, Noni Madueke, Christian Norgaard

4. Manchester United (£133m)

Main signings: Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, Diego Leon

5. Manchester City (£126m)

Main signings: Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Rayan Cherki

6. Tottenham Hotspur (£122m)

Main signings: Mohamed Kudus, Mathys Tel, Kevin Danso

7. Sunderland (£100m)

Main signings: Habib Diarra, Simon Adingra, Enzo Le Fee

8. Brighton & Hove Albion (£69m)

Main signings: Charalampos Kostoulas, Maxim de Cuyper, Tom Watson

9. Burnley (£69m)

Main signings: Loum Tchaouna, Jaidon Anthony, Kyle Walker

10. Leeds United (£60m)

Main signings: Anton Stach, Jaka Bijol, Sean Longstaff

11. Wolverhampton Wanderers (£58m)

Main signings: Jorgen Strand Larsen, Fer Lopez, Jhon Arias

12. West Ham United (£54m)

Main signings: Jean-Clair Todibo, El Hadji Malick Diouf, Kyle Walker-Peters

13. Newcastle United (£53m)

Main signings: Anthony Elanga, Antonio Cordero

14. Brentford (£47m)

Main signings: Antoni Milambo, Michael Kayode, Caoimhin Kelleher

15. Everton (£43m)

Main signings: Thierno Barry, Carlos Alcaraz, Mark Travers

16. AFC Bournemouth (£36m)

Main signings: Djordje Petrovic, Adrien Truffert

17. Nottingham Forest (£27m)

Main signings: Igor Jesus, Jair Cunha

18. Aston Villa (£6m)

Main signings: Yasin Ozcan, Marco Bizot

19. Crystal Palace (£2m)

Main signings: Borna Sosa, Walter Benitez

20. Fulham (£0)

No new signings

Data for this news article was compiled from Transfermarkt.

The figures, which are rounded to the nearest million, are subject to change with new transfers being rumoured.

It also does not include income from selling players - for which Chelsea tops the list with £106m worth of players sold.

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