Chelsea FC had the worst net spend in the last five seasons, netting at -665 million after huge January spendings that saw them sign Enzo Fernandez, Mudryk Mykhaylo, Noni Madueke, Malo Gusto, Nkunku, Benoit Badiashile, Datro Fofana, Amdrey Samtos, and Joao Felix.
2: Manchester United
After signing expensive stars like Maguire, Ronaldo, Antony, Wan Bissaka, Martinez, Casemiro, and Bruno Fernandes, the Red Devils' current net spending since the 2018/19 season is -£595 million.
3: Arsenal
The Gunners have also spent a lot of money recently, with their net spending totaling -£483 million after signing top players like Leandro Trossard, Martin Odegaard, Gabriel Magalheas, Zinchenko, Jesus, Partey, and Ramsdale in the last five seasons.
Tottenham have a net spending of -£423 million.
West Ham United has a net spending of £386 million.
Newcastle United has a net spending of -£375 million.
Aston Villa have a net spending of -£328 million.
8: Wolves: Their net spending in the last five seasons has been -£315 million.
9: Juventus: -299 Million.
Liverpool: -278 million.
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Everton are desperate to sign £160,000-a-week Chelsea striker
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has now emerged as an Everton target after being left out of Chelsea's UCL squad of 25. The Gabon player is disappointed with the decision of the London giants and he may consider terminating his contract with the Blues.
Pierre-Emerick still has 18 months left on his contract with the Blues after joining the club from Barcelona at the start of the campaign. The return to PL was disappointing for Aubameyang and he only scored three goals for Chelsea.
It seems he is no longer an important figure for the Blues and that is why Chelsea decided to remove him from their UCL team. The African forward has also seen his market value drop to just 12 million euros due to his recent fights. It will be interesting to see if the two sides can agree on a contract termination in the next few weeks.
Everton are looking to add more quality to their attack and the €12m star could prove to be a useful option in the second half of the campaign. The Merseyside club are fighting to survive in the PL and need to score more goals.
The Gabon centre-back is a proven goalscorer in the PL, and he could turn the Toffees into the final third if he regains his form and confidence. The 33-year-old centre-back has been linked with a return to Spain and Italian club Milan.
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