Fans love season transfers, an opportunity to bring players that fill up missing positions, enhance club chances or bring in new skills and abilities. The new premier league £5.1 billion TV deal struck with BT sports is worth up to £50 million for each team in the top flight, giving each of them ability to make major transfers. This summer records was broken with total transfer exceeding £1 billion.
Here is a quick round up of major transfers both in and out of the 20 premier league teams, total expenditure on transfers and income from transfer and their net balance.
Departures: 264
Transfer revenue: £498,867,550
Average Income per club: £24,943,378
Average Expenditures per club: £1,889,650
Arrivals: 252
Transfer expenses: £1,208,992,400
Average Expenditures per club: £60,449,620
Average Expenditures per player: £4,797,589
Net gain: £20.4m
Sofiane Boufal, Lille, £15.9m
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Bayern Munich, £12.75m
Nathan Redmond, Norwich City, £11.5m
Total spent: £44.1m
Sadio Mané, Liverpool, £35m
Graziano Pellè, SD Luneng, £13m
Victor Wanyama, Tottenham, £12.2m
Total received: £64.5m
Net gain: £9.1m
Borja Bastón, Atlético Madrid, £15.3m
Alfie Mawson, Barnsley, £5m
Fernando Llorente, Sevilla, £5m
Total spent: £32.2m
André Ayew, West Ham, £20.5m
Ashley Williams, Everton, £11.9m
Total received: £41.3m
Net gain: £1.3m
Yannick Bolasie, Crystal Palace, £24.6m
Ashley Williams, Swansea, £11.9m
Idrissa Gueye, Aston Villa, £7.2m
Total spent: £46m
John Stones, Manchester City, £47.3m
Total received: £47.3m
17. Liverpool 
Net gain: £0.6m
Sadio Mané, Southampton, £35.2m
Georginio Wijnaldum, Newcastle United, £23.4m
Total spent: £68m
Christian Benteke, Crystal Palace, £26.5m
Jordon Ibe, Bournemouth, £15.3m
Joe Allen, Stoke City, £13.2m
Total received: £67.4m
16. Crystal Palace 
Net spend: £7.8m
Christian Benteke, Liverpool, £26.5m
Andros Townsend, Newcastle United, £13.3m
James Tomkins, West Ham, £10m
Total spent: £50.5m
Yannick Bolasie, Everton, £24.6m
Dwight Gayle, Newcastle United, £10.2m
Total received: £42.7m
15. West Brom 
Net spend: £8.9m
Nacer Chadli, Tottenham, £12.9m
Matt Phillips, QPR, £5.5m
Total spent: £22.4m
James Chester Aston Villa £7.9m
Total received: £13.5m
14. Hull City 
Net spend: £12.4m
Ryan Mason, Tottenham, £8m
Markus Henriksen, AZ Alkmaar, £4.5m
David Marshall, Cardiff City, £3.5m
Total spent: £17m
Mo Diamé, Newcastle United, £4.5m
Sone Aluko, Fulham (free)
Total received: £4.6m
13. AFC Bournemouth 
Net spend: £15.8m
Jordon Ibe, Liverpool, £15.3m
Lewis Cook, Leeds United, £6m
Lys Mousset, Le Havre, £5.5m
Total spent: £33.8m
Matt Ritchie, Newcastle United, £10.2m
Tommy Elphick, Aston Villa, £3.3m
Total received: £18m
12. Middlesborough 
Net spend: £16.3m
Marten de Roon, Atalanta, £12.8m
Viktor Fischer Ajax £4.3m
Total spent: £21.3m
Adam Reach, Sheffield Wednesday, £5m
Total received: £5m
11. Stoke City 
Net spend: £17.7m
Joe Allen, Liverpool, £13.2m
Ramadan, Sobhi Ahly, £4.3m
Total spent: £19.7m
Marc Wilson Bournemouth £2m
Total received: £2m
10. Sunderland 
Net spend: £20.7m
Didier Ndong, Lorient, £13.6m
Papy Djilobodji, Chelsea £8m
Paddy McNair, Manchester United, £5m
Total spent: £27.1m
Younès Kaboul, Watford, £3.5m
Total received: £6.4m
9. Burnley 
Net spend: £21m
Jeff Hendrick, Derby, £10m
Steven Defour, Anderlecht, £7.3m
Total spent: £21m
Joey Barton, Rangers (free)
Matt Gilks, Rangers (free)
Total received: £0
8. Leicester City 
Net spend: £24m
Islam Slimani, Sporting Lisbon, £25.5m
Ahmed Musa, CSKA Moscow, £16.6m
Nampalys Mendy, Nice, £13.2m
Total spent: £65.9m
N’Golo Kanté, Chelsea, £30.4m
Andrej Kramaric, Hoffenheim, £8.5m
Total received: £41.9m
7. Watford 
Net spend: £32.1m
Isaac Success, Granada, £12.8m
Roberto Pereyra, Juventus, £11m
Sven Kums, Gent, £8.5m
Total spent: £57.3m
Matej Vydra, Derby, £8m
Miguel Layún, Porto, £5.1m
Total received: £25.2m
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Net spend: £34.3m
Moussa Sissoko, Newcastle United, £29.75m
Vincent Janssen, Alkmaar, £18.8m
Victor Wanyama Southampton, £12.2m
Georges-Kévin N’Koudou, Marseille, £9.4m
Total spent: £70.13m
Nacer Chadli, West Bromwich Albion, £12.9m
Alex Pritchard, Norwich City, £8m
Ryan Mason, Hull City, £8m
Total received: £35.8m
5. West Ham 
Net spend: £43m
André Ayew Swansea City £20.5m
Manuel Lanzini, Al-Jazira, £10.2m
Total spent: £52.96m
James Tomkins, Crystal Palace, £10m
Total received: £10m
4. Arsenal
Net spend: £84.7m
Granit Xhaka, Borussia Mönchengladbach, £38.3m
Shkodran Mustafi, Valencia, £34.9m
Lucas Pérez, Deportivo La Coruña, £17m
Total spent: £96m
Serge Gnabry, Werder Bremen, £4.25m
Total received: £11.3m
3. Chelsea 
Net spend: £85.3m
Michy Batshuayi, Olympique Marseille, £33.15m
David Luiz, Paris Saint-Germain, £32.73m
N’Golo Kanté, Leicester City, £30.43m
Marcos Alonso, Fiorentina, £19.55m
Total spent: £120.1m
Mohamed Salah, Roma, £12.75m
Papy Djilobodji, Sunderland, £8m
Total received: £34.85m
2. Manchester United 
Net spend: £151.8m
Paul Pogba, Juventus, £89.3m
Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Borussia Dortmund, £35.7m
Eric Bailly, Villarreal, £32.3m
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, PSG (free)
Total spent: £157.3m
Paddy McNair, Sunderland £4.5m
Adnan Januzaj, Sunderland (loan)
Total received: £5.5m
1. Manchester City 
Net spend: £162.4m
John Stones, Everton, £47.3m
Leroy Sané, Schalke, £42.5m
Gabriel Jesus, Palmeiras, £27.2m
Ilkay Gündogan, Borussia Dortmund, £23m
Total spent: £181m
Edin Dzeko, Roma, £9.5m
Wilfried Bony, Stoke City (loan)
Joe Hart, Torino (loan)
Total received: £18.6m
