Premier League clubs conclude summer transfer window with record spending
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 2, 2026, 6:47 AM
Last updated Sep 2, 2026
The Premier League summer transfer window closed following a period of activity that saw total league spending reach £3.41 billion. Manchester City completed a joint-British record deal to sign Fernandez from Chelsea for £125 million. Other notable moves included Grealish joining Everton, Mudryk signing with Tottenham, and Ndiaye moving to Manchester City. In other confirmed business, Sunderland added Fofana, while a proposed transfer of Balogun to Everton collapsed after the player declined the move. Monaco also withdrew from negotiations regarding a deal for Camara to join Chelsea. The league set a new record for cumulative transfer expenditure for the second consecutive summer as clubs finalized their rosters.
- •Premier League spending reached a record £3.41 billion this summer.
- •Manchester City signed Fernandez from Chelsea for £125 million.
- •Grealish transferred to Everton and Mudryk joined Tottenham.
- •A potential move for Balogun to Everton collapsed.
- •Sunderland finalized the signing of Fofana.
- 6:47 AMYahoo Sports — Deadline day reaction: What do you make of your club's business?
"The window is firmly shut after a frantic deadline day, so what do you make of your club's summer transfer business?
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