Ranking all Premier League clubs by transfer net spend in 2025: Man Utd four places above Liverpool…

Omar Marmoush, Bryan Mbeumo and Joao Pedro

Marmoush, Mbeumo and Pedro have all completed big-money moves

Premier League clubs have made a lot of transfer dealings in the last few months – but which team has spent the most and who has made a profit?

The 20 Premier League clubs spent a combined €500million in the January transfer window, although one side was responsible for nearly half of that total.

The first transfer window of the summer between 1-10 June saw around €450million spent by the top-flight clubs and the second window is open.

We’ve ranked the 20 current Premier League clubs by their transfer net spend in 2025. Note: The list also stipulates deals on an initial fee basis, not those with add-ons taken into account.

20. Bournemouth – €122.06m profit

Most expensive signing of 2025: Djordje Petrovic (€28.9m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Illia Zabarnyi (€63m)

Bournemouth’s strong performance in 2024/25 led to significant interest in their key players and they have lost three members of their back four.

Dean Huijsen was sold to Real Madrid for €62.5million, Milos Kerkez joined Liverpool in a deal worth a reported €46.9million and Zabarnyi has now completed a €63million move to Paris Saint-Germain.

The Cherries used some of the money to sign Petrovic from Chelsea and Adrien Truffert from Rennes and also made three signings in January, but they are still left with a big profit.

19. Nottingham Forest – €45.87m profit

Most expensive signing of 2025: Dan Ndoye (€42m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Anthony Elanga (€61.4m)

18. Aston Villa – €44.17m profit

Most expensive signing of 2025: Evann Guessand (€30m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Jhon Duran (€77m)

17. Brentford – €41.2m profit

Most expensive signing of 2025: Antoni Milambo (€20m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Bryan Mbeumo (€75m)

16. Fulham – €500k

Most expensive signing of 2025: Benjamin Lecomte (€500k)
Biggest sale of 2025: N/A

Fulham are currently the lowest-spending Premier League side in 2025, having only bought back-up goalkeeper Benjamin Lecomte from Montpellier for €500,000.

15. Brighton & Hove Albion – €7.05m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Charalampos Kostoulas (€35m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Joao Pedro (€63.7m)

14. Wolves – €10.3m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Jorgen Strand Larsen (€27m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Matheus Cunha (€74.2m)

13. Crystal Palace – €16.5m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Romain Esse (€14.2m)
Biggest sale of 2025: N/A

12. West Ham United – €19m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Jean-Clair Todibo (€40m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Mohammed Kudus (€63.8m)

11. Newcastle United – €21.65m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Anthony Elanga (€61.4m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Lloyd Kelly (€17.2m)

10. Chelsea – €31.8m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Joao Pedro (€63.7m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Noni Madueke (€56m)

Chelsea are currently the second-biggest spending side in the Premier League in 2025 with an overall outlay of €294.65million.

Pedro has been joined at Stamford Bridge by a number of other big-money signings, including Jamie Gittens, Jorrel Hato, Liam Delap and Estevao.

But they’re currently midtable in this list as they are very good at selling players – as highlighted by the sale of Madueke to Arsenal for €56million.

The likes of Joao Felix, Djordje Petrovic, Lesley Ugochukwu, Kieran Dewsbury-Hall, Armando Broja, Cesare Casadei, Mathis Amougou, Bashir Humphreys, Kepa Arrizabalaga and Marcus Bettinelli have also been sold.

9. Leeds United – €79.4m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Anton Stach (€20m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Rasmus Kristensen (€6m)

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8. Everton – €83.25m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Thierno Barry (€30m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Neal Maupay (€4m)

7. Burnley – €94.65m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Lesley Ugochukwu (€28.7m)
Biggest sale of 2025: James Trafford (€31.2m)

6. Liverpool – €97.38m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Florian Wirtz (€125m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Luis Diaz (€70m)

Following their Premier League title win last season, Liverpool broke their transfer record to sign Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen.

They also signed two new full-backs, buying Jeremie Frimpong from Bayer Leverkusen and Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth for a combined €86.9million.

Hugo Ekitike was signed from Eintracht Frankfurt for an initial €95million and could potentially be joined by Newcastle United striker Alexander Isak.

Liverpool have recouped a lot of their transfer outlay this summer, selling Diaz to Bayern Munich and Darwin Nunez to Al Hilal for a combined €123million.

The Reds have also sold three academy graduates. Quansah moved to Bayer Leverkusen, Caoimhin Kelleher joined Brentford in a €14.8million deal and Real Madrid paid €10million to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold before his contract expired.

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5. Sunderland – €104.4m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Habib Diarra (€31.5m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Jobe Bellingham (€30.5m)

Sunderland broke their own transfer record twice in the space of a few weeks, first by signing Enzo Lee Fee from Roma and then by buying Diarra from Strasbourg.

The Black Cats have also signed Simon Adingra for €24.4million, Chemsdine Talbi for €20million, Noah Sadiki for €17million, Granit Xhaka for €15million and Robin Roefs for €10.5million.

But Tom Watson – who scored the winning goal in the 2024/25 Championship play-off final – has since completed a €12million move to Brighton.

Jobe Bellingham has also left the Stadium of Light and is now playing for Borussia Dortmund, following in the footsteps of his older brother.

4. Tottenham – €140.6m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Mohammed Kudus (€63.8m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Son Heung-min (€22m)

3. Arsenal – €216.2m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Martin Zubimendi (€70m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Nuno Tavares (€5m)

2. Manchester United – €261.5m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Benjamin Sesko (€76.5m)
Biggest sale of 2025: N/A

Ayden Heaven and Patrick Dorgu became the first signings of Ruben Amorim’s reign as United head coach, joining from Arsenal and Lecce respectively for a combined €31.8million in the January window.

Despite failing to secure European football for 2025/26, United have continued to spend money this summer and they triggered the €74.2million release clause in Matheus Cunha’s Wolves contract.

Bryan Mbeumo was signed from Brentford for an initial €75million and they fought off competition from Newcastle to buy Sesko for €76.5million.

United are yet to make any sales in 2025 but they are looking to offload the likes of Alejandro Garnacho, Antony, Jadon Sancho and Tyrell Malacia.

1. Manchester City – €361.9m

Most expensive signing of 2025: Omar Marmoush (€75m)
Biggest sale of 2025: Yan Couto (€20m)

After making just two first-team signings last summer, Manchester City made significant moves in the January transfer window in an attempt to boost their ailing campaign.

They agreed to sign Marmoush from Eintracht Frankfurt in a deal worth an initial €75million and another €5million in add-ons.

City also bolstered their defensive options with three new centre-backs, signing Abdukodir ­Khusanov, Vitor Reis and Juma Bah for a combined €83million.

They finished off the January transfer window by triggering the €60million release clause in Nico Gonzalez’s contract at Porto, taking their overall spend to €218million.

It was the second-biggest spend in the mid-season window by a Premier League club, behind Chelsea’s €329.5million splurge in January 2023.

Pep Guardiola’s side have continued their rebuild in the summer transfer window, spending another €176.9million on six more players.

Rayan Ait-Nouri arrived from Wolves and has since been joined at the Etihad by Marcus Bettinelli, Rayan Cherki, Tijjani Reijnders, Sverre Nypan and James Trafford.

Couto is City’s biggest sale in 2025 after Borussia Dortmund triggered the €20million purchase clause from his loan deal, while Kyle Walker and Maximo Perrone have also been sold.

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