Jesus, Haaland, Martinez: Every Premier League club's best summer signing

And just like that, the summer transfer window has slammed shut.

As usual, the Premier League has set the pace financially, with all 20 clubs combining to spend a total of £1.9 billion on signings – eclipsing the record set in 2017/18 in mammoth fashion.

The money thrown around in the men’s game has gotten to the point of no return, meaning value for money is an incredibly difficult to come across in today’s inflated market.

Considering the astronomical wages and transfer fees that are now involved in the game – and particularly in the Premier League – it’s becoming harder and harder for players to meet the lofty expectations that come attached to the finances of their transfer.

Be it Manchester United parting with an initial £86 million to sign Antony or Nottingham Forest spending in excess of £150m to rebuild their squad having just been promoted from the Championship, the world of transfers has become an incredibly bonkers one.

Unfortunately, though, that is the lay of the land these days in football. If you don’t spend big, you get left behind and even if you do, there’s no longer a guarantee of success.

So, with that in mind and all 20 clubs reaching deep into their pockets – well most, anyway – what does the business look like? Has each club managed to secure a shrewd signing that is destined to do well, despite the money?

Scratching your head? Fear not, as we at GIVEMESPORT have trawled through the sums of money and the thousands of players signed by Forest to assess all 20 Premier League clubs and pick out the best piece of business at each one. Let’s take a look.

£45m for Jesus is one of the most cost-effective moves of the entire summer.

The Gunners have signed a player Mikel Arteta has worked with in the