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Tuesday 02 September 2014 4:22 am  |  Updated:  Friday 07 June 2019 6:09 am

Premier League transfer window mapped: Who’s signed who and for how much

By: Billy Ehrenberg

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Premier League clubs spent a record-breaking £889m during this summer’s transfer window, on a total of 163 players. The league’s total transfer earnings stood at £451m, meaning a net spend of £438m.
 
Our interactive map allows you to explore the transfer activity for every single club, including Manchester United’s colossal £152m net spend, and Southampton’s healthy £41m earnings.
 
Each line on the map represents the passage of one or more players. Simply hover over the line to reveal the identity of a player(s), which club they came from, who they joined, and how much they went for. The different clubs are sized depending on their spends: the bigger the bubble the bigger the outlay.
 
The drop-down menu in the right hand corner lets you to display the transfer activity for specific clubs, and you can zoom in and out to look at the fine details or the bigger picture.
 
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All data comes courtesy of the excellent transfermarkt.co.uk

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