The transfer of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa to Manchester City was the most expensive of the English window and had a big impact on both clubs net spend

The transfer of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa to Manchester City was the most expensive of the English window and had a big impact on both clubs net spend

Who are the Premier Leagues biggest spenders and who has made the most profit? All 20 EPL clubs ranked by net spend

By Martyn Simpson

7th Sep 2021, 4:59pm

The summer transfer window is closed for another year and and Premier League clubs will have to wait until January to begin buying and selling players again.

It’s been a busy time across the division with some clubs spending big to land targets and others bringing in a healthy profit from player sales.

Here are all 20 Premier League clubs ranked from lowest to highest based on their net spend for the 2021 summer transfer window.

(All stats via Transfermarkt).

The transfer of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa to Manchester City was the most expensive of the English window and had a big impact on both clubs net spend

. MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - AUGUST 28: Jack Grealish of Manchester City during the Premier League match between Manchester City and Arsenal at Etihad Stadium on August 28, 2021 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)

The transfer of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa to Manchester City was the most expensive of the English window and had a big impact on both clubs net spend Photo: Catherine Ivill

Balance £24.46m (Income: £114.30m, Expenditure: £89.84m)

. Aston Villa

Balance £24.46m (Income: £114.30m, Expenditure: £89.84m) Photo: David Rogers

Balance £15.54m (Income: £54.33m, Expenditure: £38.79m)

. Southampton

Balance £15.54m (Income: £54.33m, Expenditure: £38.79m) Photo: Ian MacNicol

Balance £5.40m (Income: £7.20m, Expenditure: £1.80m)

. Everton

Balance £5.40m (Income: £7.20m, Expenditure: £1.80m) Photo: Marc Atkins

Balance £4.95m (Income: £56.25m, Expenditure: £51.30m)

. Brighton

Balance £4.95m (Income: £56.25m, Expenditure: £51.30m) Photo: Mike Hewitt

Balance £4.68m (Income: £28.35m, Expenditure: £23.67m)

. Wolves

Balance £4.68m (Income: £28.35m, Expenditure: £23.67m) Photo: Michael Regan

Balance £2.12m (Income: £110.12m, Expenditure: £108.00m)

. Chelsea

Balance £2.12m (Income: £110.12m, Expenditure: £108.00m) Photo: Michael Regan

Balance -£5.36m (Income: £11.57m, Expenditure: £16.92m)

. Watford

Balance -£5.36m (Income: £11.57m, Expenditure: £16.92m) Photo: Mike Hewitt

Balance £24.46m (Income: £114.30m, Expenditure: £89.84m)

1. Aston Villa

Balance £24.46m (Income: £114.30m, Expenditure: £89.84m) Photo: David Rogers

Balance £15.54m (Income: £54.33m, Expenditure: £38.79m)

2. Southampton

Balance £15.54m (Income: £54.33m, Expenditure: £38.79m) Photo: Ian MacNicol

Balance £5.40m (Income: £7.20m, Expenditure: £1.80m)

3. Everton

Balance £5.40m (Income: £7.20m, Expenditure: £1.80m) Photo: Marc Atkins

Balance £4.95m (Income: £56.25m, Expenditure: £51.30m)

4. Brighton

Balance £4.95m (Income: £56.25m, Expenditure: £51.30m) Photo: Mike Hewitt