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Unexpected Teams Among Top 10 Premier League Clubs Spending Most on New Signings in 2026-27 Summer Transfer Window

Eurofootball02 Sep 2026 14:55 GMT+7

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Unexpected Teams Among Top 10 Premier League Clubs Spending Most on New Signings in 2026-27 Summer Transfer Window

Several teams surprised fans as the top 10 Premier League clubs spending the most on new players in the 2026-27 summer transfer window were revealed.

On 2 September 2026, the top 10 Premier League teams that spent the most on new signings during the 2026-27 summer transfer window were announced, following the official market closure on the night of 1 September 2026.

Sky Sports reported that Manchester City led Premier League spending in the 2026-27 summer transfer window, highlighted by signings such as Enzo Fernandez (£125 million from Chelsea), Elliott Anderson (£116 million from Nottingham Forest), Ayoub Bouaddi (£85.6 million from Lille), and Iliman Ndiaye (£65 million from Everton).

In second place was Chelsea, who invested £117 million to acquire Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa. Tottenham Hotspur ranked third, active in the market with signings including Sandro Tonali (£100 million), Mateus Fernandes, and Savio, each costing £85 million.

Liverpool, who secured Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain for an initial £106 million plus an additional £17 million in bonuses (totaling £123 million), ranked sixth on the list.

Meanwhile, defending champions Arsenal ranked eighth, with their major signing being Bruno Guimarães at £75 million. Manchester United came in ninth, featuring Carlos Baleba as their most expensive signing at £70 million.

A surprising entry was the inclusion of two newly promoted teams, Ipswich Town and Coventry City, ranking seventh and tenth respectively in terms of spending on new players.

Top 10 Premier League Teams by New Player Spending in Summer 2026-27:

1. Manchester City – £440.3 million

2. Chelsea – £342.4 million

3. Tottenham Hotspur – £334 million

4. Newcastle United – £275.2 million

5. Aston Villa – £251.8 million

6. Liverpool – £250.1 million

7. Ipswich Town – £211.3 million

8. Arsenal – £198.5 million

9. Manchester United – £163 million

10. Coventry City – £134 million