Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United have the biggest net spend of all Premier League clubs in the 2025 summer transfer window so far.
Champions Liverpool have made the most eye-catching moves so far, spending north of £100million on Florian Wirtz and signing his Bayer Leverkusen team-mate Jeremie Frimpong.
As well the Bayer pair, Arne Slot’s team have splashed out on Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez and could still bring in Alexander Isak.
City and Chelsea both spent big before the start of their Club World Cup campaigns while the London club have again shown their talent for selling off second-string players for big money.
Elsewhere, Manchester United have signed Matheus Cunha from Wolves, Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford and Benjamin Sesko from RB Leipzig but are yet to sell any of their deadwood for a fee this summer.
Bournemouth’s sale of practically all of their back line has made them the clear leader when it comes to net spend with the Cherries having earned €109.56million this summer, double the amount of any other team.
Fulham have had the quietest summer, bringing in just two players, amounting to €500k in transfer fees, but have yet to sell a player for a price.
Using data from Transfermarkt, we’ve ranked all 20 current Premier League clubs by their net spend during the 2025 summer transfer window so far.
1. Liverpool
Expenditure: €303.68million
Income: €196.3million
Net Spend: -€107.38million
2. Chelsea
Expenditure: €279.65million
Income: €231.95million
Net Spend: -€47.7million
3. Manchester United
Expenditure: €229.7million
Income: €0
Net Spend: -€229.7million
4. Arsenal
Expenditure: €224.2million
Income: €8million
Net Spend: -€216.20million
5. Manchester City
Expenditure: €176.9million
Income: €33million
Net Spend: -€143.9million
6. Sunderland
Expenditure: €153million
Income: €48.5million
Net Spend: -€104.5million
7. Tottenham
Expenditure: €145.6million
Income: €35.5million
Net Spend: –€110.1million
8. Burnley
Expenditure: €125.65million
Income: €35million
Net Spend: -€90.65million
9. Newcastle
Expenditure: €101million
Income: €31million
Net Spend: -€70million
10. Everton
Expenditure: €87.25million
Income: €4million
Net Spend: -€83.25million
11. Leeds
Expenditure: €85.40million
Income: €6million
Net Spend: -€79.40million
12. West Ham
Expenditure: €82.8million
Income: €63.8million
Net Spend: -€19million
13. Brighton
Expenditure: €80million
Income: €121.7million
Net Spend: €41.70million
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14. Wolves
Expenditure: €79million
Income: €115million
Net Spend: €36million
15. Bournemouth
Expenditure: €77.4million
Income: €186.96million
Net Spend: €109.56million
16. Nottingham Forest
Expenditure: €73million
Income: €118.87million
Net Spend: €45.87million
17. Brentford
Expenditure: €55.9million
Income: €97.6million
Net Spend: €41.7million
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18. Aston Villa
Expenditure: €37million
Income: €7million
Net Spend: -€30million
19. Crystal Palace
Expenditure: €2.3million
Income: €0
Net Spend: -€2.3million
20. Fulham
Expenditure: €500k
Income: €0
Net Spend: -€500k
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