From Bruno Guimarães at Arsenal to Morgan Rogers at Chelsea, here is every Premier League club’s marquee signing so far this summer.
The Premier League transfer window has once again underlined the financial strength of England’s top flight, with clubs wasting little time putting serious money behind their ambitions.
From title contenders strengthening their squads to newly promoted sides spending heavily to establish themselves in the division, Premier League clubs have not been afraid to invest in new talent.
The biggest moves have also involved some of the league’s biggest clubs. Chelsea have continued their aggressive approach to the transfer market with the £117 million ($156.5m) signing of Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa, while Manchester City have spent £116m ($155.2m) to bring Elliot Anderson in from Nottingham Forest.
Welcome to City, Elliot Anderson 🩵 pic.twitter.com/yVjimIeaw8
— Manchester City (@ManCity) July 23, 2026
Tottenham have also made a major statement under Roberto De Zerbi, signing Sandro Tonali from Newcastle United for £100m ($133.8m) and Mateus Fernandes from West Ham United for £85m ($113.7m). Arsenal, meanwhile, have strengthened their midfield with the £75m ($101m) arrival of Bruno Guimarães from Newcastle.
Our warrior.
Welcome to The Arsenal, Bruno Guimaraes 🤩
— Arsenal (@Arsenal) August 8, 2026
The spending has not been limited to the traditional “Big Six”, either and there could still be more major deals before the window closes.
Here is a look at the biggest arrival at each Premier League club so far, based on the transfer fee.
Every Premier League Club’s Marquee Signing
Arsenal — Bruno Guimarães
Joined from: Newcastle United
Fee: £75 million ($101m)
Aston Villa — Johan Manzambi
Joined from: Freiburg
Fee: £59.5 million ($80m)
Bournemouth — Álvaro Rodríguez
Joined from: Elche
Fee: £25.7 million ($34.5m)
Brentford — Mamadou Sangaré
Joined from: Lens
Fee: £38.5 million ($52m)
Brighton & Hove Albion — Luka Vušković
Joined from: Brighton & Hove Albion
Fee: £46 million ($61.7m)
Chelsea — Morgan Rogers
Joined from: Aston Villa
Fee: £117 million ($156.5m)
Morgan Rogers will wear the No.17 shirt for the Blues! 🔵
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) July 22, 2026
Morgan Rogers is Chelsea’s marquee arrival after the Blues agreed a £117m deal with Aston Villa. The attacking midfielder’s arrival is another major statement from Chelsea as they continue to build around a young and ambitious squad.
Coventry City — Caleb Yirenkyi
Joined from: Nordsjælland
Fee: £26 million ($35m)
Crystal Palace — Anan Khalaili
Joined from: Union Saint-Gilloise
Fee: £21 million ($28.4m)
Everton — Tyrique George
Joined from: Chelsea
Fee: £24 million ($32.1m)
Fulham — Gonzalo García
Joined from: Real Madrid
Fee: £34 million ($45.7m)
Hull City — Nobel Mendy
Joined from: Rayo Vallecano
Fee: £21.4 million ($28.8m)
Ipswich Town — Emersonn
Joined from: Toulouse
Fee: £26.6 million ($35.6m)
Leeds United — James Trafford
Joined from: Manchester City
Fee: £45 million ($60.5m)
Leeds have spent £45m to bring goalkeeper James Trafford back from Manchester City. His arrival gives the newly promoted side an established young goalkeeper to build around.
Liverpool — Jérémy Jacquet
Joined from: Rennes
Fee: £60 million ($80.3m)
Liverpool have made Jérémy Jacquet their biggest signing so far, paying £60m to bring the defender in from Rennes. His arrival adds further depth and quality to the Reds’ defensive options.
Manchester City — Elliot Anderson
Joined from: Nottingham Forest
Fee: £116 million ($155.2m)
Manchester City have spent £116m on Elliot Anderson, making him one of the most expensive Premier League transfers of the summer. City’s spending could rise even further. They remain interested in Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández, meaning a deal for the Argentina international could push their total investment significantly higher before the transfer window closes.
Manchester United — Andrey Santos
Joined from: Chelsea
Fee: £48 million ($64m)
Newcastle United — Bazoumana Touré
Joined from: Hoffenheim
Fee: £42 million ($56.2m)
Nottingham Forest — Ousmane Diomande
Joined from: Sporting CP
Fee: £34 million ($45.9m)
Tottenham Hotspur — Sandro Tonali
Joined from: Newcastle United
Fee: £100 million ($133.8m)
We are delighted to announce the signing of Sandro Tonali, subject to work permit ✍️
🔗 https://t.co/WBcHW8UZYo pic.twitter.com/dGurwXvD9Z
— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) July 6, 2026
Tottenham have made a huge statement by signing Sandro Tonali from Newcastle for £100m. The Italy international could become one of the central figures in Roberto De Zerbi’s attempt to rebuild Spurs after two difficult Premier League seasons.
Tottenham have also spent heavily on Mateus Fernandes, who arrived from West Ham for £85m, underlining the scale of their summer rebuild.
Sunderland — Thomas Meunier
Joined from: Lille
Fee: Free transfer
Sunderland’s marquee arrival is experienced defender Thomas Meunier, who joined the club from Lille on a free transfer. While the deal does not carry a transfer fee, his experience could prove valuable to a side adjusting to life in the Premier League.
