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Tuesday 30 August 2011 10:06 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 1:06 am

Top flight transfer spend hits £360m – and counting

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PREMIER LEAGUE clubs have already eclipsed their winter transfer window spending by around £150m, but they will have to pull out all the stops today to match the record deadline day outlay of 31 January.

That day saw Chelsea lavish more than £70m on striker Fernando Torres and defender David Luiz while Liverpool paid a British record £35m for Newcastle forward Andy Carroll, taking the total for the month to £215m.

More than £360m is already thought to have been spent by top flight sides since the window reopened at the end of last season.

A frantic day is expected today as clubs try to beat the deadline, but it would take some huge shock deals to beat January’s record £130m.

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