Premier League transfer window: Ranking every club based on their summer business
And so the summer transfer window of 2022 has officially slammed shut.
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Manchester United have 32-man squad after summer transfer window
It was a busy end to the summer transfer window for Manchester United as they completed two more first-team arrivals on deadline day.
Manchester United plan for Casemiro is going perfectly
For the second match in a row, Manchester United held a 1-0 lead away from home. For the second match in a row, they turned to their bench to help guide them safely towards the finishing line. For the second match in a row, summer signing Casemiro helped them do just that.
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Premier League Clubs Shatter Spending Record In 1.9bn Pounds Spree
Premier League clubs shattered their single-season spending record during an incredible 1.9 billion pounds ($2.1 billion) spree during the summer window. Deloitte's Sports Business Group estimated the gross spending by the 20 English top-flight clubs during the transfer window that ended on Thursday was the highest in the history of the competition. Despite the cost-of-living crisis gripping Britain, Premier League teams needed just one window to break the 1.86 billion pounds mark set in the summer and winter transfer periods combined during the 2017-18 season.
Antony Akan Bikin MU Lebih Menghibur
Antony sudah diperkenalkan menjadi pemain baru Manchester United. Pemain Brasil itu disebut akan membuat Setan Merah tampil lebih menghibur.
Sudah Lama Tidak Terdengar 'Siuuu'
Lima laga Liga Inggris sudah Manchester United lewati. MU bisa bangkit setelah dua kekalahan, tapi selebrasi 'siuu' Cristiano Ronaldo belum juga terdengar.
Premier League gets down to the real business with big spend over
MANCHESTER, England : After spending around 2 billion pounds ($2.3 billion) on players across the 20 clubs, the Premier League has set itself up for another pulsating season of excitement, disappointment, protests, managerial sackings, failure and glory.