Zero! Manchester United and Fulham are the Premier League clubs with the lowest transfer income this summer window so far

August 26 The Athletic website counts the transfer expenses/income situation of the Premier League clubs this summer window so far. The specific data are as follows:

(Note: As of August 25, 2025, the data are only reported transfer fees - does not include broker fees and transfer taxes, and is not included in the transfer share clause)

Liverpool: Expenditure - 291.9 million pounds; income - 188.5 million pounds.

Arsenal: Expenditure - £252.6 million; income - £6.9 million.

Chelsea: Expenditure - £240.1 million; revenue - £226.7 million.

Manchester United: Expenditure - 197.2 million pounds; income - 0 pounds.

Manchester City: Expenditure - £153.4 million; income - £58.7 million.

Nottingham Forest: Expenditure - £150.3 million; revenue - £106.8 million.

Sunderland: Expenditure - £141.9 million; income - £43.2 million.

Tottenham Hotspur: Expenditure - £127.9 million; revenue - £31.5 million.

Newcastle United: Expenditure - £125.6 million; revenue - £26.7 million.

Everton: Expenditure - £109.8 million; income - £3.4 million.

Burnley: Expenditure - £107.8 million; income - £30 million.

Bornemouth: Expenditure - £104.4 million; revenue - £199.5 million.

Leeds United: Expenditure - £98.4 million; income - £6.5 million.

Brentford: Expenditure - £84.8 million; income - £83.8 million.

Wolves: Expenditure - £78.6 million; income - £98.7 million.

West Ham United: Expenditure - £71.2 million; income - £56.5 million.

Brighton: Expenditure - £69.6 million; income - £104.7 million.

Aston Villa: Expenditure - £31.8 million; income - £47.4 million;

Crystal Palace: Expenditure - £2 million; income - £60 million.

Fulham: Expenditure - 400,000 pounds; income - 0 pounds.

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