Graham Potter's Chelsea are the biggest spenders in the 22/23 season, according to OneFootball.
Despite spending over £200 million in the summer of 2022 on signings such as Wesley Fofana, Kalidou Koulibaly, Marc Cucurella, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Carney Chukwuemeka, and Gabriel Slonina, they have spent more money in this current winter window to strengthen their squad as they look to finish high up the English Premier League standings.The West Londoners have signed deals for the likes of David Datro Fofana, Christopher Nkunku, Benoit Badiashile, Andrey Santos, and Joao Felix this transfer window, spending a total of £344.49 million.
Manchester United are second and have spent £240.32 million so far, but haven't done any business in the January transfer window due to the club's possible sale, which has impacted the club's transfer budget, but according to several reliable sources, they're expected to complete the temporary signing of Wost Weghorst from Burnley in the coming days.West Ham United is third in the table, having spent a total of £182.00 million on transfers, which hasn't really shown in their current team, which is struggling to pick up results.
Tottenham Hotspur comes in second with a total transfer fee of £169.95 million; no new players have been signed this January, putting the London-based club in a better position to secure UCL qualification spots.
Nottingham Forest are currently Europe's fifth most expensive club, having spent a total of £161.95 million on new players.
Barcelona comes in second, having spent £153.00 million so far.
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But Blues boss Todd Boley will continue to put money in regardless of who is running the team.
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