COMPLETED DEALS: Every Signing Premier League Clubs Have Made This Summer

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Clubs – A to B

Arsenal have been splashing the cash this summer. The Gunners have already brought in the likes of Gabriel Jesus and Fabio Vieira, as they look to strengthen their chances of a top-four finish.

Villa have been busy in the market as well, doing some shrewd business by picking up Boubacar Kamara on a free transfer from Marseille. Brentford have signed two very promising players in Aaron Hickey and Keane Lewis-Potter, but Bournemouth and Brighton have both been pretty quiet.

Arsenal

Gabriel Jesus (Manchester City) – £45m
Fabio Vieira (Porto) – £34m
Matt Turner (New England Revolution) – £5.5m
Marquinhos (Sao Paulo) – £3m

Aston Villa

Philippe Coutinho (Barcelona) – £17m
Boubacar Kamara (Marseille) – Free
Diego Carlos (Sevilla) – £26m
Robin Olsen (Roma) – £2.8m
Rory Wilson (Rangers) – £350,000
Ludwig Augustinsson (Sevilla) – Loan

Bournemouth

Ryan Fredericks (West Ham) – Free
Joe Rothwell (Blackburn) – Free

Brentford

Aaron Hickey (Bologna) – £19m
Keane Lewis-Potter (Hull City) – £16m

Brighton

Julio Enciso (Libertad Asuncion) – £9.5m
Benicio Baker-Boaitey (Porto) – Undisclosed
Simon Adingra (Nordsjaelland) – £7.2m

Clubs – C to LEE

After a slow start to the summer, Chelsea are making some headway after bringing in Raheem Sterling from Manchester City. More signings are expected in the coming days.

Leeds have already been putting the money from the sales of Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha to good use, making no less than six signings so far this summer. Fulham and Leicester have been relatively quiet, but Crystal Palace are doing some smart business once again, bringing in England international Sam Johnstone on a free transfer.

Chelsea

Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) – £50m
Eddie Beach (Southampton) – Youth

Crystal Palace

Sam Johnstone (West Brom) – Free
Malcolm Ebiowei (Derby) – Tribunal
Cheick Doucoure (Lens) – £22m

Everton

James Tarkowski (Burnley) – Free

Fulham

Joao Palhinha (Sporting Lisbon) – £17m
Andreas Pereira (Manchester United) – £10m

Leeds United

Brenden Aaronson (Red Bull Salzburg) – £25m
Luis Sinisterra (Feyenoord) – £21m
Tyler Adams (RB Leipzig) – £20m
Marc Roca (Bayern Munich) – £10m
Rasmus Kristensen (Red Bull Salzburg) – £10m
Darko Gyabi (Manchester City) – £5m

Clubs – LEI to NE

The two standout signings of the summer have to be Liverpool’s decision to pay (an initial) £64m for Darwin Nunez, and Manchester City’s recruitment of Erling Haaland from Borussia Dortmund. It will be intriguing to see how they do in their debut seasons in England.

Manchester United have had a frustrating transfer window so far, having only signed Tyrell Malacia, but more signings could be imminent. Newcastle have been busy, with Sven Botman and Nick Pope their highest profile additions, while Leicester have not done any business whatsoever.

Leicester City

NONE

Liverpool

Darwin Nunez (Benfica) – £64m
Fabio Carvalho (Fulham) – £8m
Calvin Ramsay (Aberdeen) – £6.5m

Manchester City

Erling Haaland (Borussia Dortmund) – £52m
Kalvin Phillips (Leeds) – £42m
Julian Alvarez (River Plate) – £14m
Stefan Ortega Moreno (Arminia Bielefeld) – Free

Manchester United

Tyrell Malacia (Feyenoord) – £13m

Newcastle

Sven Botman (Lille) – £35m
Nick Pope (Burnley) – £10m
Matt Targett (Aston Villa) – £15m
Alex Murphy (Galway United) – Undisclosed
Charlie McArthur (Kilmarnock) – £350,000

Clubs – NO To W

Forest seem intent on making their stay in the Premier League a long one, having already purchased Neco Williams, Taiyo Awoniyi and Omar Richards for significant fees. Tottenham have also been strengthening their squad with the likes of Richarlison and Yves Bissouma.

West Ham and Southampton have been making some interesting purchases too, having shelled out on Nayef Aguerd and Joe Aribo respectively, while Wolves have delved into their pockets to bring in Nathan Collins from Burnley.

Nottingham Forest

Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest) – £17m
Ryan Hammond (Millwall) – Free
Taiwo Awoniyi (Union Berlin) – £17.5m
Omar Richards (Bayern Munich) – £8.5m
Giulian Biancone (Troyes) – £5m
Dean Henderson (Manchester United) – Loan
Moussa Niakhate (Mainz) – £10m

Southampton

Gavin Bazunu (Manchester City) – £15m
Romeo Lavia (Manchester City) – £10.5m
Joe Aribo (Rangers) – £10m
Alex Iwumene (Sutton United) – Scholarship
Mateusz Lis (Altay) – Free
Armel Bella-Kotchap (Bochun) – £9m

Tottenham

Richarlison (Everton) – £60m
Yves Bissouma (Brighton) – £25m
Ivan Perisic (Inter Milan) – Free
Fraser Forster (Southampton) – Free
Clement Lenglet (Barcelona) – Loan

West Ham

Nayef Aguerd (Rennes) – £30m
Alphonse Areola (Paris St-Germain) – £10.5m
Flynn Downes (Swansea City) – £12m

Wolves

Nathan Collins (Burnley) – £20.5m
Hwang Hee-chan (RB Leipzig) – £14m