Total spending exceeded before English clubsThe previous highest of £430m in January 2018.
Chelsea tops the list
- With generous financing from the new owners, it has been topped off Chelsea List of the highest spenders, setting a record in Winter transfer market.
- spend "Blues" About 180 million pounds sterling, after joining Ukrainian winger Mykhailo Modric from Shakhtar Donetsk in a deal worth 88.5 million pounds sterling.
- Chelsea brought in Ivory Coast David Fofana Of his Norwegian birth, and the French Benoit badiashell From Monaco, and the Brazilian Andre Santos By Vasco de Gama and Noni Madueki from Eindhoven, Netherlands.
- Dutch striker Cody joined match to Liverpool from Eindhoven for £44m in one of the biggest signings of the winter.
There is still one week left before the current window closes, which leaves room for a new record run.
Deloitte reported that the total English Premier League club spendingJ in last year’s window reached £105m one week before the transfer market closed which then closed at £295m.
explained Callum Ross, assistant director at Deloitte Group "January 2023 has surpassed the record spent during any previous winter window where you look Premier League clubs to bolster their ranks ahead of the crucial second half of the season".
And he continued "The 2022-23 season saw clubs invest heavily in their teams, and so far this season clubs have spent over £2.4 billion on player transfers.".
added "This level of spending illustrates the recovery of English Premier League clubs after the pandemic. The importance of long-term financial planning and a focus on financial sustainability must remain a priority.".
reported "Deloitte" That’s the clubs total spending Premier League For the 2022-23 season it has so far reached £2.4 billion, as the new winter record comes after another record set last summer of £1.9 billion.
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Total spending exceeded before English clubsThe previous highest of £430m in January 2018.
Chelsea tops the list
- With generous financing from the new owners, it has been topped off Chelsea List of the highest spenders, setting a record in Winter transfer market.
- The Blues spent around £180m after Ukrainian winger Mykhailo Modric joined from Shakhtar Donetsk in a £88.5m deal.
- Chelsea brought in Ivory Coast David Fofana Of his Norwegian birth, and the French Benoit badiashell From Monaco, and the Brazilian Andre Santos By Vasco de Gama and Noni Madueki from Eindhoven, Netherlands.
- Dutch striker Cody joined match to Liverpool from Eindhoven for £44m in one of the biggest signings of the winter.
There is still one week left before the current window closes, which leaves room for a new record run.
Deloitte reported that the total English Premier League club spendingJ in last year’s window reached £105m one week before the transfer market closed which then closed at £295m.
Calum Ross, assistant director at Deloitte Group, explained, “January 2023 surpassed the record-breaking spend of any previous winter window as Premier League clubs To strengthen its ranks ahead of the decisive second half of the season.
And he continued, “The 2022-23 season witnessed clubs investing heavily in their teams, and so far this season clubs have spent more than 2.4 billion pounds on player transfers.”
“This level of spending demonstrates the post-pandemic recovery of English Premier League clubs. The importance of long-term financial planning and a focus on financial sustainability must remain a priority,” he added.
Deloitte reported that the total spending of clubs Premier League For the 2022-23 season it has so far reached £2.4 billion, as the new winter record comes after another record set last summer of £1.9 billion.