A total of 9 Premier League teams this summer broke the single-season transfer expenditure record, Red Army & Gunners lead

On September 4, German transfers have counted the record of single-season recruitment expenditure for Premier League teams. This summer, a total of 9 teams have broken their own single-season transfer expenditure record.

Arsenal, Bournemouth, Brentford, Burnley, Liverpool, Manchester United, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest and Sunderland have set historical records of the cost of signings for their respective teams in a single season.

Premier League teams' highest single-season spending record was 630 million euros set by Chelsea in the 22/23 season.

English Premier League teams' single season expenditure record (teams are sorted by first letter)

Arsenal: 23/24 season--294 million Euros

Villa: 24/25 season--214 million Euros

Bornemouth: 24/25 season--138 million Euros

Brentford: 25/26 season--99 million Euros

Brighton: 24/25 season - 282 million euros

Burnley: 25/26 season - 129 million euros

Chelsea: 22/23 season - 630 million euros

Crystal Palace: 16/17 season - 101 million euros

Everton: 17/18 season - 203 million euros

Fuller M: 18/19 season - 116 million euros

Leeds United: 22/23 season - 164 million euros

Liverpool: 25/26 season - 483 million euros

Manchester City: 17/18 season - 318 million euros

Manchester United: 24/25 season - 251 million euros

Newcastle: 22/23 season ——289 million euros

Forest: 22/23 season - 237 million euros

Sunderland: 25/26 season - 188 million euros

Tottenham: 23/24 season - 272 million euros

West Ham: 22/23 season - 197 million euros

Wolves: 22/23 season - 180 million euros