Express Sport ranks every club's 2026 summer transfer window.
Every Premier League club's transfer window ranked
Transfer window
Who did the best business and who did the worst this summer?
The summer transfer window has been and gone, but which club actually got the best bang for their buck? Premier League clubs broke their all-time summer transfer record by spending £3.5billion throughout the window, with plenty of big-money deals taking place.
Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City went down as the most expensive transfer this summer, with the Argentine going for a joint-record £125million. He was one of two £100m signings made by Manchester City, who ended the window as the league's biggest spenders.
Chelsea also splashed the cash, with Morgan Rogers arriving as the club's marquee signing, while Liverpool paid a nine-figure fee for Bradley Barcola. But after all that, how does each Premier League club rank?
20 - Everton
20 - Everton
Any transfer window that ends with fans planning a spending boycott in the stadium for the next home match probably can't be considered a good one. A shambolic end to the window saw them lose Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City, but fail to secure the signature of Folarin Balogun. Everton fans are understandably fuming with the club's off-season work.
19 - Fulham
19 - Fulham
There's a chance this could turn into a masterstroke window from Fulham, but there are just too many unknowns. Losing Harry Wilson and Raul Jimenez was one thing, but replacing them with Alvaro Arbeloa nepo babies from the Real Madrid youth ranks is such a big risk.
18 - Crystal Palace
18 - Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace will be looking to avoid becoming this season's Wolves. They've not got off to a great start though, with Maxence Lacroix and Daniel Munoz leaving a big hole in their defence. While they have kept hold of Jean-Philippe Mateta and Ismaila Sarr, neither appear to want to be at the club though. It could be a long old season for the Eagles.
17 - Newcastle United
17 - Newcastle United
Rewind a few weeks and this was tracking to be a rock-bottom transfer window. Sandro Tonali, Bruno Guimaraes, Anthony Gordon, and even Eddie Howe all left the building. But the early signs have been positive for Newcastle, who have managed to wrestle back some momentum and have started the season well. It's a lot of turnover for new boss Matthias Jaissle to oversee though.