clubs spent just £96.2m on new signings during the January window – the lowest winter spending in three years, with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) slashing clubs’ spending power.

 

Compared to the previous year, when Premier League clubs’ broke records by spending £780 million throughout the window, the expenditure is an eight-fold decrease.

The last edit to this article was made at 1.21 a.m. on February 2. Potential add-ons are included in all transfer fees; hidden costs are not included. Eight teams signed players for revealed sums, with Crystal Palace spending a league-high £30.5 million on right-back Daniel Munoz of Genk and Blackburn midfielder Adam Wharton (£22 million).The three most expensive players in the window were Wharton, new Manchester City prospect Claudio Echeverri (£12.5 million), and Dragusin.