January spending proof Premier League finances back to normal, says expert
A bumper January transfer window is a clear sign that the Premier League is back to normality, according to a leading sport finance expert.
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Premier League spending is BACK! Diaz, Guimares & Digne drive spending
A flurry of big-money moves before the transfer deadline took Premier League spending to the second-highest ever for a winter window.
Eight Newcastle players at risk of being cut from Premier League squad after January transfers
Eddie Howe faces a tough decision on who to cut from his Newcastle United squad for the rest of the Premier League season.
January signings leave Everton and Newcastle well placed to beat drop
The five clubs in the Premier League relegation battle all had the opportunity to add to their squads before the transfer window closed on Monday night.
Así fue el cierre de mercado en las otras grandes ligas
Agitadísimo último día de mercardo en las grandes ligas europeas, sobre todo en la Premier, donde Tottenham y Everton protagonizaron las operaciones más relevantes. La Bundesliga y la Ligue 1 han sido las ligas que menos movimientos han tenido, sobre todo porque los grandes clubes (PSG, Bayern y Dortmund) no han participado en ningún traspaso.
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The Magpies splashed the cash to bring in new talent ahead of the second half of the season.
Premier League's second highest January transfer window spend still £135m short of record
Despite spending more than four times as much as they did in January last year, Premier League clubs were still some way short of the all-time record - with Newcastle unsurprisingly leading the way with their newfound riches.
Premier League clubs splash out in biggest January spend in four years forking out over R6 billion
Premier League clubs spent R6 078 238 109,10 ($397 million) in the January transfer window - the most since 2018 - with the bottom five teams accounting for more than 50% of expenditure, Deloitte said in a report published on Tuesday.