Premier League transfer window net spend: The staggering amount Brighton, Tottenham, Arsenal, West Ham, Crystal Palace and Fulham spent after deadline day

The Premier League 2022 summer transfer window is one of the biggest in history, with clubs surpassing the £1.5billion mark in the pursuit of the world’s top players.
Marc Cucurella signed for Chelsea from Premier League rivals Brighton for more than £60m during the summer transfer windowMarc Cucurella signed for Chelsea from Premier League rivals Brighton for more than £60m during the summer transfer window
Marc Cucurella signed for Chelsea from Premier League rivals Brighton for more than £60m during the summer transfer window

There have been some huge moves this summer window with Darwin Nunez’s £70m to Liverpool, Casemiro’s £65m switch to Manchester United and Man City’s £50m swoop for Erling Haaland all catching the eye.

Brighton also played their part with Marc Cucurella moving to Chelsea for a club record fee of £60m, Yves Bissouma to Tottenham for £30m and Neal Maupay to Everton for £15m.

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Incomings on the south coast were fairly tame in comparison as they brought in Billy Gilmour for £9m on deadline day to go with the £8.5m arrival of Paraguay teenager Julio Enciso, Ecuador left back Pervis Estupiñan was the most expensive at £15m and Simon Adingra joined for £7m.

Brighton also added Chelsea’s talented young defender Levi Colwill on loan.

The standout movers on deadline day were Antony from Ajax to Man United for £82m, Leicester bringing in defender Wout Faes for £15m as a Wesley Fofana replacement, Man City signed Manuel Akanji from Borussia Dortmund on a five-year deal and Liverpool went for midfielder Arthur Melo on loan from Juventus.

But which club has spent the most this year in the Premier League after the summer transfer window, and who continues to make a profit.

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Here’s an overview of the highest transfer incomes and expenditures in the chosen period, courtesy of Transfermarkt.

1. Chelsea

Spend: £240.29m, Arrivals: 19, Income: £39.96m, departures: 16, balance: £-200.33.

2. Man United

Spend: £214.22m, Arrivals: 19, Income: £10.35m, departures: 14, balance: £-203.87

3. West Ham

Spend: £163.80m, Arrivals: 12, Income: £16.02m, departures: 10, balance: £-147.78

4. Tottenham

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Spend: £152.91m, Arrivals: 19, Income: £34.88m, departures: 13, balance: £-118.04

5. Nottingham Forest

Spend: £143.69m, Arrivals: 30, Income: £6.30m, departures: 18, balance: £-137.04

6. Man City

Spend: £125.55m, Arrivals: 25, Income: £143.91m, departures: 18, balance: £18.36m

7. Wolves

Spend: £122.94m, Arrivals: 21, Income: £51.39m, departures: 17, balance: £-71.55m

8. Newcastle United

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Spend: £122.40m, Arrivals: 19, Income: £34.88m, departures: 13, balance: £-118.04m

9. Arsenal

Spend: £118.86m, Arrivals: 20, Income: £21.42m, departures: 10, balance: £-97.44m

10. Leeds United

Spend: £95.08m, Arrivals: 17, Income: £97.38m, departures: 12, balance: £2.30m

11. Liverpool

Spend: £77.22m, Arrivals: 6, Income: £72.63m, departures: 11, balance: £-4.59m

12. Everton

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Spend: £84.78m, Arrivals: 17, Income: £52.20m, departures: 13, balance: £-32.58m

13. Aston Villa

Spend: £63.00m, Arrivals: 17, Income: £37.80m, departures: 15, balance: £-25.20m

14. Southampton

Spend: £50.76m, Arrivals: 11, Income: £34.88m, departures: 9, balance: £-50.76m

15. Fulham

Spend: £50.76m, Arrivals: 14, Income: £18.81m, departures: 14, balance: £-31.95m

16. Brentford

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Spend: £45.45m, Arrivals: 12, Income: £3.24m, departures: 10, balance: £-42.21

17. Brighton

Spend: £33.66m, Arrivals: 21, Income: £102.51m, departures: 18, balance: £68.85

18. Crystal Palace

Spend: £31.14m, Arrivals: 8, Income: £4.91m, departures: 7, balance: £-26.23

19. Bournemouth

Spend: £24.21m, Arrivals: 9, Income: £, departures: 6, balance: £-24.21

20. Leicester

Spend: £15.30m, Arrivals: 5, Income: £73.26m, departures: 6, balance: £57.96