Premier League clubs spent more than £400 million on new signings during the 2026 winter transfer window.
Manchester City were responsible for the most expensive transfer, paying £64 million to sign Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth.
Here are the incoming transfers this winter (stats correct – February 3).
Player From To Fee
Antoine Semenyo Bournemouth Manchester City £64m
Jorgen Strand Larsen Wolverhampton Wanderers Crystal Palace £48m
Brennan Johnson Tottenham Hotspur Crystal Palace £35m
Conor Gallagher Atletico Madrid Tottenham Hotspur £34m
Rayan Vasco da Gama Bournemouth £30.3m
Oscar Bobb Manchester City Fulham £27m
Taty Castellanos Lazio West Ham United £25.2m
Marc Guehi Crystal Palace Manchester City £20m
Pablo Gil Vicente West Ham United £20m
Tammy Abraham Besiktas Aston Villa £18.2m
Nilson Angulo Anderlecht Sunderland £17.5m
Souza Santos Tottenham Hotspur £13m
Alex Toth Ferencvaros Bournemouth £13m
Alysson Gremio Aston Villa £10m
Adam Armstrong Southampton Wolverhampton Wanderers £9m
Kaye Furo Club Brugge Brentford £8.7m
Melker Ellborg Malmo Sunderland £3.4m
Jocelin Ta Bi Maccabi Netanya Sunderland £3m
Adama Traore Fulham West Ham United £2m
Pascal Gross Borussia Dortmund Brighton & Hove Albion £1.2m
Luca Netz Borussia Monchengladbach Nottingham Forest £1.1m
Mor Talla Ndiaye Amitie FC Liverpool £1m
Stefan Ortega Manchester City Nottingham Forest £500,000
Evan Mooney St Mirren Arsenal Undisclosed
Joel Philbert Chelsea Tottenham Hotspur Undisclosed
Ademide Solanke Lorient Bournemouth Undisclosed
Brian Madjo Metz Aston Villa Undisclosed
Yisa Alao Sheffield Wednesday Chelsea Undisclosed
Axel Disasi Chelsea West Ham United Loan
Angel Gomes Marseille Wolverhampton Wanderers Loan
Tyrique George Chelsea Everton Loan
James Wilson Hearts Tottenham Hotspur Loan
James Ward-Prowse West Ham United Burnley Loan
Douglas Luiz Juventus Aston Villa Loan
Christos Mandas Lazio Bournemouth Loan
Lorenzo Lucca Napoli Nottingham Forest Loan
Keiber Lamadrid Deportivo La Guaira West Ham United Loan
Facundo Buonanotte Brighton & Hove Albion Leeds United Loan
City splash the cash in pursuit of more silverware
City will hope that their winter transfer outlay will once again translate into winning major silverware.
They have won six of the last ten Premier League titles, a record that suggests that spending on players generally pays dividends.
Elsewhere, Crystal Palace shelled out £83m on two big-money acquisitions – Jorgen Strand Larsen (£48m from Wolves) and Brennan Johnson (£35m from Spurs).
West Ham United were one of the busiest clubs during the winter transfer window, spending £47.2m on several new players.
However, they still recorded a £6.8m profit after selling Lucas Paqueta to Flamengo (£36.5m) and Luis Guilherme to Sporting (£17.5m).
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Liverpool reached an agreement with Rennes for centre-back Jeremy Jacquet, but he will not move to Anfield until the summer.
Premier League clubs collectively recouped £273.1m on player sales during the winter transfer window, equating to a net spend of £131m.
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