誰是英超今夏最佳引援？官推這個問題可是太好回答了

2024-2025 season, the summer transfer window of the Premier League has closed. The Premier League has spent 2.35 billion euros this summer, with revenues of 1.59 billion euros, resulting in a net expenditure of 764.2 million euros. The crown jewel of this summer's transfer market is Son Lang, who joined Tottenham Hotspur for a whopping 64.3 million euros.

The Premier League official Twitter account asked, "Who do you think is the best signing of the summer in the Premier League? ?"

Well, let's take a look at the top 20 signings of the summer window in the Premier League: Manchester United with 4 signings, Chelsea with 3 signings. And guess who spent the most? Yes, it's Tottenham Hotspur, splashing that cash to bring in Son Lang for a jaw-dropping 64.3 million euros. Talk about being a big spender!

But wait, here comes Manchester United, showing off with a whopping net expenditure of 112 million euros! They made 5 signings for a total of 215 million euros, while also letting go of 14 players including Smalling and Sancho. It seems like they were cleaning house more than anything.

Manchester City, on the other hand, made a smart move by signing their former captain, free transfer acquisition Gündoğan, and cashing in on players like Bernardo Silva and Cancelo, generating a net income of over 140 million euros. They are definitely playing the business game well.

Liverpool's summer window didn't go so well, as they failed to strengthen their midfield. They had to scramble at the last minute to sign Keisuke Kiyesa, but did manage to cash in 60 million euros by selling three young players. It's not the best outcome for the Reds, but at least they made some money.

Arsenal, always the latecomer, managed to secure last-minute loan deals for Sterling and strengthened all three lines. Their net expenditure was 26 million euros, which is not too bad considering their usual spending habits.

Chelsea, known for their big spending ways, brought in players like Felix and Neto for a total of 261 million euros. Their net expenditure was 86 million euros, which is still quite a hefty sum. But hey, they're used to breaking the bank, aren't they?

Overall, it seems like the Premier League clubs were quite busy in the transfer market this summer. Some spent big, some made smart moves, and some were just trying to clean house. It will be interesting to see how these new signings perform on the pitch. Let the games begin!