Transfer deadline day 2016: Every Premier League club’s net spend in the market during the summer’s window

THE Premier League summer transfer window is preparing to slam shut once more after a money-laden three months.

From Paul Pogba‘s £109million move from Juventus to John Stones joining forces with Manchester City for £47.5m, it’s been a big-spending summer… So far.

After all, the transfer window is still open for the next few hours and there a few clubs still hoping to bring in some last-gasp reinforcements before Wednesday’s 11pm deadline…

But do the clubs in dire need of new blood have the money to spare?

With that in mind, SunSport runs down what the NET SPEND of all the Premier League teams has been, with just hours left to go until the window slams shut.

*Players released, allowed to leave on a free or loaned not included below…

ARSENAL: £85m

INS:
Granit Xhaka – £30m
Takuma Asano – £3m
Rob Holding – £2.
Shkodran Mustafi – £35m
Lucas Perez – £17m

OUTS:
Isaac Hayden – £2.5m

ARSENE WENGER had been slated – as he is on an annual basis – for his reported lack of action in the transfer window.

That was until he unveiled the double swoop for Lucas Perez and Shkodran Mustafi.

Arsenal had been seventh on the net spent list having forked out just £33m on players including Granit Xhaka, until that moment…

They’re now third after the £52m outlay – and Gunners fans across the globe are seemingly much more content.

RANK: 4th

BOURNEMOUTH: £20.8m

INS:
Jordon Ibe – £15m
Lewis Cook – £7m
Lys Mousset – £5.4m
Brad Smith – £6m
Marc Wilson – £2m
Emerson Hyndman – £750k

OUTS:
Matt Ritchie – £12m
Tommy Elphick – £3m
Lee Tomlin – £2.5m

EDDIE HOWE has been a busy boy this summer, strengthening his squad hugely.

The Cherries have brought in players such as Jordon Ibe and Brad Smith from Liverpool, Lewis Cook from Leeds and Marc Wilson from Stoke.

Some big-name sales including Matt Ritchie have helped balance the books slightly, however they still rank eighth in the spending stakes this window…

RANK: 10th

BURNLEY: £22.1m

INS:
Steven Defour – £7.4m
Johann Berg Gudmundsson – £2.5m
Nick Pope – £1.2m

Jeff Hendrick – £10.5m

OUTS:

None

IT’S been a reasonably quiet window for Burnley, however the signing of Steven Defour went a long way to making the Clarets more of a force in the Premier League.

No players were sold – with a few loaned or released – but Nick Pope and Johann Berg Gudmundsson moved to Turf Moor for the club’s first season back in the top flight.

Their net spend hovered around the £11m mark, good enough for 12th in the league.

RANK: 9th

CHELSEA: £93.4m

INS:
Michy Batshuayi – £33m
N’Golo Kante – £29m

Marcos Alonso – £23m

David Luiz – £30m

OUTS:
Mo Salah – £12.8m
Papy Djilobodji – £8m
Stipe Perica – £3m
Marko Marin – £2.5m

JUST three games into the 2016-17 Premier League season and Chelsea already look a different animal.

The signing of N’Golo Kante from champions Leicester, as well as Michy Batshuayi, went a long way to boosting the Blues‘ squad depth.

Antonio Conte helped balance the books by offloading a quartet of fringe players – as well as the standard Chelsea loan spree, of course…

RANK: 3rd

CRYSTAL PALACE: £9m

INS:
Christian Benteke – £27m
Andros Townsend – £13m
James Tomkins – £10m
Steve Mandanda – £1.7m

OUTS:
Yannick Bolasie – £25m
Dwight Gayle – £10m
Alex McCarthy – £2m
Mile Jedinak – £4m

ALAN PARDEW acted quickly in boosting his Eagles squad this summer, with four big-name signings.

Christian Benteke joined Andros Townsend, James Tomkins and Steve Mandanda in joining the Selhurst Park club, making up for the big-money losses of Yannick Bolasie and Dwight Gayle.

Overall, Pards’ net spend topped £10m, good for 13th in the Prem.

RANK: 17th

EVERTON: -£2.4m

INS:
Yannick Bolasie – £25m
Ashley Williams – £12m
Idrissa Gueye – £7.1m
Maarten Stekelenburg – £1m

OUTS:
John Stones – £47.5m

ON the face of it, Everton have enjoyed a stunning summer.

Not only have they so far clung on to star players Romelu Lukaku and Ross Barkley, but they’ve even strengthened some key areas.

Bolasie swapped south London for Merseyside, while Ashley Williams joined the Goodison Park ranks, along with Idrissa Gueye and Dutch stopper Maarten Stekelenburg.

John Stones departure was a minor blow, but allowed the Toffees something of a rare spending binge… With that set to continue on deadline day.

RANK: 18th

HULL: £12.4m

INS:
Will Keane – £1m
Ryan Mason – £13m
David Marshall – £3.5m

OUTS:
Mo Diame – £5.1m

THE word you were re looking for was ‘quiet’… But boy has that changed now.

Until yesterday, the only transaction involving money regarded Mo Diame’s £5.1m move away from the KCOM.

Yet an incredible flurry of deals on Tuesday saw Will Keane, David Marshall and Ryan Mason – the latter on a club record deal – join the Tigers.

RANK: 15th

LEICESTER: £26.48m

INS:
Ahmed Musa – £16m
Nampalys Mendy – £13m
Bartosz Kapustka – £7.5m
Ron-Robert Zieler – £2.6m
Raul Uche – £3m

OUTS:
N’Golo Kante – £29m
Andrej Kramaric – £5m
Ritchie De Laet – £2.5m
Liam Moore – £1m

KICKING off the summer by losing key player Kante was a tough blow for Claudio Ranieri and Co.

But clinging on to Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy could prove even more important.

One top of that, the signings of Ahmed Musa and Nampalys Mendy to name but two have bolstered their squad further yet.

The Foxes‘ net spend this summer is a respectable £4.6m…

RANK: 7th

LIVERPOOL: -£14.50m

INS:
Sadio Mane – £30m
Georginio Wijnaldum – £25m
Loris Karius – £4.7m
Ragnar Klavan – £3.5m

OUTS:
Christian Benteke – £27m
Jordon Ibe – £15m
Joe Allen – £13m
Martin krtel – £5m
Jerome Sinclair – £2m
Brad Smith – £6m
Sergi Canos – £2.5m
Lawrence Vigouroux – £400k
Jordan Rossiter – 250k
Joao Teixeira – 250k

LIVERPOOL are undoubtedly one of the stories of the summer under Jurgen Klopp.

They’ve made a host of big-name signings, while selling a fair few too.

But despite, spending a combined £55m on Sadio Mane and Georginio Wijnaldum, they’ve extraordinarily made a £8.2m profit this summer, including the expensive sales of Christian Benteke, Jordon Ibe and Joe Allen.

The Reds rank 18th in the top flight, with only two clubs making more money this window…

RANK: 19th

MANCHESTER CITY: £169m

INS:
John Stones – £47.5m
Leroy Sane – £37m
Gabriel Jesus – £28.6m
Ilkay Gundogan – £20.4m
Claudio Bravo – £17m
Nolito – £13.8m
Marlos Moreno – £4.8m
Oleksandr Zinchenko – £1.7m

OUTS:
Seko Fofane – £3.8m

HEY big spender…

Pep Guardiola has truly kicked-off his Man City tenure with a bang, spending a whopping £167m on some huge-name players, such as John Stones, Leroy Sane and Ilkay Gundogan.

With just one player sold for cash, City top the league in net spend. Ouch.

But will it all be worth it come May? Only time will tell…

RANK: 1st

MANCHESTER UNITED: £163.5m

INS:
Paul Pogba – £109m
Eric Bailly – £30m
Henrikh Mkhitarytan – £30m

OUTS:
Paddy McNair & Donald Love – £5.5m

CITY are perilously closely followed by cross-town rivals Man United for the top spot, as the net spend under Jose Mourinho has topped £163m this summer.

The notable transfer of Pogba for £109m – with £20m of that going to agent Mino Raiola – takes up a big chunk of that, while the £30m signings of Eric Bailly and Henrikh Mkhitaryan round up the figure.

The Special One recouped a smidge with the sales of Paddy McNair and Donald Love to Sunderland, but ultimately, United‘s pockets must be running on empty at this stage…

RANK: 2nd

MIDDLESBROUGH: £15.8m

INS:
Maarten De Roon – £12m
Viktor Fischer – £3.8m
Fabio – £2m
Antonio Barragan – £2.5m

OUTS:
None

BORO must be doing something right, currently unbeaten through three games in the Premier League season having been promoted last term.

They’ve added a few new faces to their ranks too, while ensuring they keep depth by not flogging any of their Championship heroes.

Middlesbrough‘s net spend hovers around the £20m mark – the seventh-highest in the Prem…

RANK: 14th

SOUTHAMPTON: -£20.20m

INS:
Sofiane Boufal – £16m
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg – £12.8m
Nathan Redmond – £11m
Alex McCarthy – £2m

OUTS:
Sadio Mane – £30m
Graziano Pelle – £13m
Victor Wanyama – £11.5m
Juanmi – £2m

LOSING key man Mane was a blow to Southampton, but as ever, they have reinforced their ranks with a host of future stars.

Ex-Norwich ace Nathan Redmond will become an integral member of Claude Puel’s first XI, while Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg and Sofiane Boufal are full of potential.

The sales of Mane, Graziano Pelle and Victor Wanyama have helped recoup MORE than what they spent, as the Saints come in best in the league for net spend, making a £14.7m profit.

RANK: 20th

STOKE: £16.8m

INS:
Joe Allen – £13m
Ramadan Sobhi – £5.5m
Sweeney – £250k

OUTS:
Wilson – £2m

STOKE have been reasonably quiet this summer, but still managed to add some exciting talent.

The addition of experienced ex-Liverpool midfielder Joe Allen will be crucial, while Ramadan Sobhi could be the spark the Potters need.

Marc Wilson is the only big name to leave this summer, for just £2m, ranking ninth for net spend.

RANK: 12th

SUNDERLAND: £19.84m

INS:
Papy Djilobodji – £8m
Paddy McNair & Donald Love – £5.5m

Didier Ndong – £13.6m

OUTS:
Younes Kaboul – £3.5m
Emanuele Giaccherini – £2m
Liam Bridcutt – £2m
Santiago Vergini – £1.5m

WHILE not star-studded, Sunderland have been shrewd spenders this summer.

The addition of Papy Djilobodji, Paddy McNair and Donald Love adds depth to the squad, while they’ve offloaded some big-money names, such as Younes Kaboul and Emanuele Giaccherini.

The Black Cats‘ net spend is a mere £4.5m, or 15th in the Premier League.

RANK: 11th

SWANSEA: £14.65m

INS:
Borja Baston – £15.5m
Fernando Llorente – £5m
Leroy Fer – £3m
Mike van der Hoorn – £2m
Alfie Mawson – £5m

OUTS:
Andre Ayew – £20.5m
Ashley Williams – £12m
Alberto Paloschi – £5m
Eder – £4m

ANOTHER mixed bag of a summer for Swansea, with some key losses combined with some potentially smart additions.

Losing Andre Ayew and Ashley Williams was a double-blow for the Swans, however the signings of Leroy Fer and Fernando Llorente adds some much-needed – and quality – experience.

Their spending is also one of the best in the league, with £11m still in the bank… Will they spend it on one more star?

RANK: 16th

TOTTENHAM: £34.9m

INS:
Vincent Janssen – £17m
Victor Wanyama – £11.5m

Moussa Sissoko – £30m

OUTS:
Nacer Chadli – £13m
Alex Pritchard – £8m
Deandre Yedlin – £5m
Grant Ward – £600k

A REASONABLY quiet summer for a reasonably content side.

With Harry Kane, Dele Alli and Christian Eriksen the core, Mauricio Pochettino’s Spurs have been happy to play it safe, only bringing in Vincent Janssen and Victor Wanyama – two solid additions.

Moving the other way, Nacer Chadli has swapped White Hart Lane for the Hawthorns, while Deandre Yedlin and Alex Pritchard have also bid farewell to north London.

Their net spend is a mere £1.9m… Time for a late surprise bid?

RANK: 5th

WATFORD: £25.7m

INS:
Isaac Success – £12.5m
Roberto Pereyra – £10.4m
Stefano Okaka – £10m
Daryl Janmaat – £7.5m
Christian Kabasele – £5.8m
Jerome Sinclair – £2m
Brice Dja Djedje – £3m
Younes Kaboul – £3.5m

OUTS:
Matej Vydra – £10m
Almen Abdi – £3m
Miguel Layun – £4m
Jose Manuel Jurado – £2m

IT’S been a quietly massive summer in Watford, with no fewer than eight big-money buys at Vicarage Road.

Isaac Success has linked up with Roberto Pereyra and Daryl Janmaat – with the Success signing for a club record fee.

On the other foot, Matej Vydra and Miguel Layun are two big-name exits, as Watford‘s net spend sits on a whopping, joint-fourth in the league, £35.7m.

RANK: 8th

WEST BROM: £15.5m

INS:
Nacer Chadli – £13m
Matt Phillips – £5.5m

OUTS:
James Chester – £6m

TONY PULIS has delved into his pockets on just two occasions this summer – bringing in Chadli and Matt Phillips on big-money moves.

Chadli links up from Tottenham, while ex-QPR man Phillips has put pen to paper on a deal worth £5.5m.

Overall, the Baggies have spent £12.5m, taking into account the £6m gain made from the sale of James Chester, tenth in the Prem.

RANK: 14th

WEST HAM: £33.3m

INS:
Andre Ayew – £20.5m
Manuel Lanzini – £8.7m
Arthur Masuaku – £6.2m
Edmilson Fernandes – £5.5m
Toni Martinez – £2.4m

OUTS:
James Tomkins – £10m

DESPITE losing James Tomkins this summer, Slaven Bilic should be happy with his transfer market work.

The permanent signature of Manuel Lanzini will serve as a huge boost, while Ayew’s arrival from Swansea could have a major impact.

A host of solid freebie purchases and loan stars, such as Simone Zaza, will also aid the Hammers‘ Euro hopes.

Their net spend this summer has been a shopping £33.3m though, the league’s sixth highest…

RANK: 6th