Premier League Net Transfer Spend (Since 1992)

[Will1981]

1. Manchester City £801.58m

2. Chelsea £711.07m

3. Manchester United £487.46m

4. Liverpool £381.5m

5. Aston Villa £195,26m

6. Arsenal £179.69m

7. Tottenham £170.13m

8. Newcastle £169.39m

9. Sunderland £157.17m

10. Stoke £122.54m

11. Middlesbrough £105.62m

12. Fulham £88.36m

13. Everton £87.36m

14. West Ham £86.5m

15. Q.P.R. £64.84m

16. Hull £55.27m

17. Crystal Palace £53.87m

18. Bournemouth £46.49m

19. Birmingham £43.67m

20. West Brom £36.53m

21. Watford £34.35m

22. Wolves £31.82m

23. Sheff Wed £28.82m

24. Derby £28.81m

25. Norwich £21.7m

26. Leicester £18.58m

27. Cardiff £17.97m

28. Burnley £12.28m

29. Nottm Forest £9.4m

30. Swansea £1.24m

31. Southampton -£5.15m

I have added the top spending championship clubs to the list.

 

http://talksport.com/football/premier-league-transfer-news-every-current-top-flight-club-ranked-net-transfer-spend-1992

[AKCJ]

Hull 55m?

 

That's ridiculous.

[m4DD0gg]

Surprised Pompey didnt make that list, would have thought they would have been quite high.

[Len Finsbury]

Liverpool should be ashamed of themselves

[MrSpaM]

Well ours must be wrong because we've already spent more than that in this transfer window alone

[Heart-Shaped Fox]

Says net spend not money spent 

[zak_lcfc]

1 minute ago, MrSpaM said:

Well ours must be wrong because we've already spent more than that in this transfer window alone

Net transfer mate, we sold Kante which has offset all of our signings so far 

[Fox92]

2 minutes ago, m4DD0gg said:

Surprised Pompey didnt make that list, would have thought they would have been quite high.

Portsmouth also made a lot though. Defoe went back to Spurs for £18/£20mill, and Crouch also went back for £10mill. Glen Johnson and Lassana Diarra were both sold for around £18mill each and Yakubu went for £8mill.

[MrSpaM]

3 minutes ago, zak_lcfc said:

Net transfer mate, we sold Kante which has offset all of our signings so far 

Makes you wonder how awful the recruiting must be at Sunderland. How the hell have they lost so much money on transfers

[AKCJ]

Little old Bournemouth. They haven't got two pennies to rub together you know.

[Fox42]

Only 2.5 transfer windows spent in the Premier League and Bournemouth are 14th...

[Jimothy]

20 minutes ago, m4DD0gg said:

Surprised Pompey didnt make that list, would have thought they would have been quite high.

 

Think it's only current teams. Newcastle would probably be pretty high up that table if it wasn't

[foxy boxing]

that's a lot of money to spend on nets? the clubs should of saved it to buy players?

[Les-TA-Jon]

24 minutes ago, m4DD0gg said:

Surprised Pompey didnt make that list, would have thought they would have been quite high.

 

19 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Portsmouth also made a lot though. Defoe went back to Spurs for £18/£20mill, and Crouch also went back for £10mill. Glen Johnson and Lassana Diarra were both sold for around £18mill each and Yakubu went for £8mill.

It's a list of the net spend of the current 20 PL clubs by the looks of it, not the top 20

 

[Thracian]

27 minutes ago, Will1981 said:

1. Manchester City £801.58m

2. Chelsea £711.07m

3. Manchester United £487.46m

4. Liverpool £381.5m

5. Arsenal £179.69m

6. Tottenham £170.13m

7. Sunderland £157.17m

8. Stoke £122.54m

9. Middlesbrough £105.62m

10. Everton £87.36m

11. West Ham £86.5m

12. Hull £55.27m

13. Crystal Palace £53.87m

14. Bournemouth £46.49m

15. West Brom £36.53m

16. Watford £34.35m

17. Leicester £18.58m

18. Burnley £12.28m

19. Swansea £1.24m

20. Southampton -£5.15m

 

This current market value list perhaps gives an indication of our owners' business acumen, especially given our short time in the Premiership. Be interesting to see how well that can be maintained  post-Walsh.  

 

 http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/premier-league/startseite/wettbewerb/GB1

 

[Fox92]

1 minute ago, Les-TA-Jon said:

 

It's a list of the net spend of the current 20 PL clubs by the looks of it, not the top 20

 

 

Actually, yeah, that makes more sense.

[talking_goldfish]

http://www.transferleague.co.uk/premier-league-1992-to-date/transfer-league-tables/premier-league-table-1992-to-date

[Fox96]

Wow, disgraceful that Man City have such a high net but were only bought out 8 years ago.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

41 minutes ago, AKCJ said:

Little old Bournemouth. They haven't got two pennies to rub together you know.

"They've done it the right way, on a real shoe string budget" 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

28 minutes ago, Thracian said:

 

This current market value list perhaps gives an indication of our owners' business acumen, especially given our short time in the Premiership. Be interesting to see how well that can be maintained  post-Walsh.  

 

 http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/premier-league/startseite/wettbewerb/GB1

 

Where have we sold 90 mill worth of talent? Kante for 30 mill, Kramdog for 8 ish, where's the other 50 million? 

[Out Foxed]

3 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Where have we sold 90 mill worth of talent? Kante for 30 mill, Kramdog for 8 ish, where's the other 50 million? 

emile 11m

[deepbluedevil]

Got to admire what Southampton have done.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

1 minute ago, Out Foxed said:

emile 11m

The article isn't that clear, is it just cash we've spent/received just while we've been in the prem or everything since 1992?

[talking_goldfish]

1 minute ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

The article isn't that clear, is it just cash we've spent/received just while we've been in the prem or everything since 1992?

Think it's everything since 92, that's how this site works it out

 

http://www.transferleague.co.uk/leicester-city/english-football-teams/leicester-city-transfers

 

EDIT: Although it doesn't seem to include undisclosed fees so Kram's fee isn't included there

[Dan]

Sunderland