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Transfer: Chelsea leads EPL clubs in net spending this summer [Top 5]

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Chelsea currently leads all Premier League clubs in net spending this summer transfer window.

According to Polymarket Sports, the Blues have spent £217 million in signing new players.

The Premier League west London club is ahead of Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City.

Xabi Alonso’s side have already signed the likes of Morgan Rogers, Maxence Lacroix, Jordan Henderson, Geovany Quenda, Marco Palestra and Danny Welbeck this summer.

Net spend of Premier League clubs so far this summer transfer window [Top 5]:

Chelsea – £217m

Tottenham – £154m

Manchester City – £121m

Liverpool – £89m

Manchester United – £50m

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