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Premier League Transfer Records For All 20 Clubs Competing In 2026-27

A number of Premier League transfer records have already been broken this summer after the signings of Elliot Anderson, Morgan Rogers and Sandro Tonali.

And here at BetVictor News, it got us thinking. How many of the 20 clubs participating in 2026-27 have smashed their individual records this summer? What are their record captures and furthermore, what team in England’s elite has spent the most on a single incoming transfer?

Premier League Winner 2026-27
30 MAY | 14:00
Premier League Winner 2026/27
Premier League Winner 2026/27
Arsenal 6/4
Tottenham 20/1
Manchester City 11/4
Liverpool 11/2
Manchester United 6/1
Chelsea 8/1
Aston Villa 33/1

Premier League Transfer Records Of All 2026-27 Clubs

The Premier League transfer records for this season’s participants are truly staggering. Four clubs have spent £100m+ on a single player with many spending north of £40m to acquire their most expensive captures.

  • Arsenal – £105m on Declan Rice from West Ham in July 2023
  • Aston Villa – £59.9m on Johan Manzambi from Freiburg in July 2026
  • Bournemouth – £40.2m on Evanilson from Porto in August 2024
  • Brentford – £42.5m on Dango Ouattara from Bournemouth in August 2025
  • Brighton – £46m on Luka Vuskovic from Tottenham in July 2026
  • Chelsea – £117m on Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa in July 2026
  • Coventry – £17m on Aurele Amenda from Eintracht Frankfurt in July 2026
  • Crystal Palace – £48m on Jorgen Strand Larsen from Wolves in February 2026
  • Everton – £45m on Gylfi Sigurdsson from Swansea in August 2017
  • Fulham – £34.6m on Kevin from Shakhtar Donetsk in August 2025
  • Hull – £13.8m on Ryan Mason in August 2016
  • Ipswich – £26.7m on Emersonn from Toulouse in July 2026
  • Leeds – £35.5m on Georginio Rutter from Hoffenheim in January 2023
  • Liverpool – £125m on Alexander Isak from Newcastle in September 2025
  • Man City – £116m on Elliot Anderson from Nottingham Forest in July 2026
  • Man Utd – £89.3m on Paul Pogba from Juventus in August 2016
  • Newcastle – £63m on Alexander Isak from Real Sociedad in August 2022
  • Nottingham Forest – £37.5m on Omari Hutchinson from Ipswich in August 2025
  • Sunderland – £30m on Habib Diarra from Strasbourg in July 2025
  • Tottenham – £92.5m on Sandro Tonali from Newcastle in July 2026
  • All data collected from TransferMarkt and is correct as of July 28, 2026
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How Many Clubs Broke Their Premier League Transfer Record This Summer?

A total of seven clubs have broken their Premier League transfer records already this summer. They include newly-promoted duo Coventry and Ipswich – who are hoping to defy the Premier League relegation odds and beat the drop this term.

Elsewhere, Chelsea, Man City and Tottenham have completed their most expensive signings this month. The same applies for Aston Villa and Brighton, too. Naturally, there is still plenty of time for others to beat their biggest outlays.

The Vini Jr next club odds market lists Arsenal as the favourites to sign the Real Madrid superstar. As per multiple reports, Los Blancos have set an asking price of £136m – which would dwarf the figure spent on Declan Rice in 2023.

Premier League Top Goalscorer 2026-27
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Premier League Top Goalscorer 2026/27
Premier League Top Goalscorer 2026/27
Erling Haaland 4/6
Alexander Isak 10/1
Igor Thiago 12/1
Ollie Watkins 20/1
Joao Pedro 16/1
Benjamin Sesko 25/1
Viktor Gyokeres 16/1
Antoine Semenyo 25/1

What Is The Biggest Premier League Transfer Of All-Time?

The most expensive Premier League transfers of all-time include a variety of world class stars. But who comes out on top? That honour belongs to Alexander Isak, who transferred from Newcastle to Liverpool for £125m in September 2025.

Isak didn’t live up to his hefty price tag during his maiden campaign on Merseyside. A lack of match fitness stuttered his start before the Sweden superstar suffered a fractured fibula just before Christmas. He made his comeback towards the end of 2025-26 and has since featured at the 2026 World Cup.


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