4) Southampton (+£13m)
The Saints have weakened their squad after offloading Vestergaard and Danny Ings. There is a concern that manager Ralph Hasenhuttl won’t be able to continue performing above expectations, whilst losing his best players.
3) Brighton and Hove Albion (+£15.7m)
The Seagulls have made a number of new signings in recent months but all of it has been offset by the £50m they received from Arsenal for centre-back Ben White.
2) Aston Villa (+£23m)
Dean Smith’s side have spent a fair bit of the £100m they received from Grealish’s sale and it remains to be seen whether all their new additions will prove successful.
1) Chelsea (+£31.7m)
Despite shelling out £97.5m on Romelu Lukaku, the Blues have actually made the most profit this summer by offloading the likes of Fikayo Tomori, Marc Guehi and Kurt Zouma.
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