Premier League net spend 2022/23: Summer and Winter Transfer Windows combined
Chelsea currently have the highest Premier League net spend of all clubs during the 2022-23 season.
During the 2022 summer transfer window, Premier League clubs spent £1.9billion – obliterating the previous record set in 2017 (£1.4bn).
Contributing to this, nine of the 20 Premier League clubs spent in excess of £100m on new players.
Chelsea continue to splash the cash with the £89million signing of Mykhailo Mudryk from Shakhtar Donetsk. However, the 22-year-old’s eight-and-a-half-year contract means that it equates to approximately £10m a year as far as FFP is concerned.
Below are the 20 Premier League clubs ranked in order of net spend…
Premier League Net Spend 2022/23 |
| Club | Money Spent | Money Received | Net Spend |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chelsea | £404.40m | £49.64m | £354.76m |
| Manchester United | £211.05m | £11.64m | £199.41m |
| Nottingham Forest | £159.79m | £6.15m | £153.64m |
| West Ham | £170.37m | £18.93m | £151.45m |
| Newcastle United | £119.74m | £2.02m | £117.72m |
| Arsenal | £137.05m | £20.90m | £116.15m |
| Tottenham | £149.21m | £34.03m | £115.18m |
| Southampton | £87.64m | £0m | £87.64m |
| Wolves | £139.06m | £52.52m | £86.55m |
| Liverpool | £120.58m | £70.87m | £49.71m |
| Bournemouth | £43.38m | £0m | £43.38m |
| Brentford | £45.23m | £3.16m | £42.07m |
| Aston Villa | £87.94m | £47.42m | £40.52m |
| Fulham | £53.92m | £18.35m | £35.57m |
| Leeds United | £126.76m | £99.24m | £27.52m |
| Crystal Palace | £30.39m | £4.79m | £25.60m |
| Everton | £68.68m | £50.94m | £17.74m |
| Manchester City | £122.51m | £140.42m | -£17.92m |
| Leicester City | £27.22m | £71.49m | -£44.26m |
| Brighton | £45.43m | £121.10m | -£75.67m |
Transfer fees sourced from transfermarkt
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When does the winter transfer window close across Europe?
- Premier League: Tuesday January 31, 11pm GMT
- EFL: Tuesday January 31, 11pm GMT
- Scotland: Tuesday January 31, 11:59pm GMT
- WSL: Tuesday January 31, 5pm GMT (domestic transfers), midnight (international transfers)
- Bundesliga: Tuesday January 31, 5pm GMT
- Serie A: Tuesday January 31, 7pm GMT
- La Liga: Tuesday January 31, 11pm GMT
- Ligue 1: Tuesday January 31, 11:59pm GMT
