There’s the Premier League and then there’s everyone else. The 20 Premier League sides spent more than €4 billion this summer in the transfer market, setting a new record. Manchester City broke the record…
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Cover image: Manchester City's Nico O'Reilly during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Bournemouth in Manchester on August 23, 2026. © Dave Thompson, AP
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The on-field action will now do the talking (until January) following the closure of the Premier League’s summer transfer window.
Premier League clubs are set to break summer transfer spending records, with Manchester City winning the 2026-27 title at 21.5%…
Premier League clubs are nearing last season’s record summer spend of over $4 billion.
The exorbitant outlay by clubs ahead of the new season exceeds the amount forked out by the top teams in Italy, Spain and Germany…
England’s top flight spent more than the clubs in Italy, Germany, Spain, and France combined.
Premier League clubs have spent over £1 billion in the 2026 summer transfer window, with Tottenham and Chelsea leading at £229.5M…
