The Transfer Window for this summer have come to an end. while some club fans are licking their wounds, due to their clubs inactivity in the transfer window. some clubs have replaced and strengthened appropriately. while dealings in the transfer window cannot be hundred percent, a good transfer window can heavily impact on the teams season. The big clubs in England have made significant efforts in this summer’s window. Chelsea, Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal all strengthened in key arears. we take a look at each Clubs activities.
Chelsea spent around £328m this window as they looked for proven Premier League quality along with squad depth and balance. They generated around £519m in player sales and loan fees, which is believed to be a record.In selling Enzo Fernandez for £125m, Chelsea became the first club to make a profit on a £100m player. Missing out on Lamine Camara was an unexpected and dramatic end to the window, but a saga caused by Monaco. 10 first-team players arrived this summer, while Reece James is expected to play a leading role in midfield this season.
CHELSEA INCOMINGS

CHELSEA OUTGOINGS
MANCHESTER UNITED Spent £152,000,000 on incomings in the last window. buying six players, two on free transfer. the focus on the midfield was paramount in the club’s activity, pushing for stability in the midfield for Micheal Carrick’s Men. the Club however didn’t have much in outgoings with Rasmus Holjund the Club’s only outright sale for £38,000,000
MANCHESTER UNITED INCOMINGS
Carlos Baleba (Brighton) – £65million (plus £5m in add-ons)
Andrey Santos (CHELSEA) – £48million (plus £2million add-ons)
Karl Darlow – free transfer
Youri Tielemans (Aston Villa) – £35million
Tynan Thompson (Tottenham Hotspur) – £4million (plus £4million add-ons)
Kit Margetson – free transfer (compensation owed to Swansea City)
Cristian Orozco (Fortaleza CEIF) – Undisclosed
MANCHESTER UNITED OUTGOINGS
Andre Onana (Trabzonspor) – Loan
Rasmus Hojlund (Napoli) – £38million
Sekou Kone (Lausanne-Sport) – Loan
MANCHESTER CITY Were overall the most active club in the window, with more incomings all big six clubs. with the club going through a transition period, replacing manager Pep Guardiola with Enzo Maresca. the Club sold a total of 7 first team players. replacements however was swift for the club, as six first team players were signed as replacements.
INCOMINGS
Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea) – £125m
Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest) – £116m
Iliman Ndiaye (Everton) – £60m plus £5m in add-ons
Ayyoub Bouaddi (Lille) – £85m
Allan Elias (Palmeiras) – £32m rising to potential £34.2m
Mathys Detourbet (Troyes – loaned out to AS Monaco) – £21.5m
Pierce Charles (Sheffield Wednesday – loaned out to QPR) – £3m rising to potential £10m
Jeremy Monga (Leicester City – loaned out to Swansea) – £10m rising to potential £12.5m
Geronimo Rulli (Marseille) – £1.7m
MANCHESTER CITY OUTGOINGS
Rodri (Barcelona) – £64.5million
Omar Marmoush (Tottenham) – Loan with £60m obligation to buy
Nico Gonzalez (Newcastle) – Up to £52million
Savinho (Tottenham) – £75million rising to potential £85m
Tijjani Reijnders (Al-Qadsiah) – £52million
James Trafford (Leeds United) – £40m
Manu Akanji (Inter) – £13m
Nathan Ake (Fenerbahce) – £7m rising to potential £8.5m
Jahmai Simpson-Pusey (FC Koln) – £4.7m rising to potential £6.4m
Reigan Heskey (FC Koln) – £2.1m rising to potential £6.8m
Issa Kabore (Wrexham) – £2m rising to potential £4.75m
Tom Galvez (Go Ahead Eagles) – £427,000
Finley Burns (WIGAN ATHLETIC) – £200,000
Isaac Smith (Barnsley) – undisclosed
Matty Warhurst (Northampton Town) – undisclosed
Luca Fletcher (Ipswich Town) – undisclosed
John Stones (free transfer)
Bernardo Silva (free transfer)
Ashton Muir (free transfer)
Ezra Carrington (free transfer)
Charlie Gray (Wigan, loan)
Divine Mukasa (West Ham United, loan)
Oliver Whatmuff (Stockpounty, loan)
Sverre Nypan (Lommel, loan)
Christian McFarlane (Leicester City, loan)
Kalvin Phillips (Sheffield United, loan)
Lakyle Samuel (Exeter City, loan)
Spike Brits (Sutton United, loan)
Emilio Lawrence (Luton Town, loan)
Stephen Mfuni (Coventry City, loan)
Jaden Heskey (Sheffield Wednesday, loan)
Juma Bah (FC Augsburg, loan)
ARSENAL FC Were quiet this window but had some activities in the window, as Mikel Arteta sought to strengthen his side already on the back of winning the Premier League last season.
INCOMINGS
- Bruno Guimaraes – Newcastle United (undisclosed)
- Piero Hincapie – Bayer Leverkusen (undisclosed)
- Ezri Konsa – Aston Villa (undisclosed)
- Illan Meslier – Leeds United (free)
- Christos Tzolis – Club Brugge (undisclosed)
OUTS
- Karl Hein – Werder Bremen (undisclosed)
- Jakub Kiwior – Porto (undisclosed)
- Christian Norgaard – Everton (undisclosed)
- Leandro Trossard – Besiktas (undisclosed)
- Reiss Nelson – released
- Fabio Vieira – Hamburg (undisclosed)
- Gabriel Jesus – Barcelona (undisclosed)
While early bookers picked Manchester City as the winners from this window, The results will prove who got the best deals. Predictably we can say Chelsea were the biggest winners from this window.





















