[Albion] Albion's summer transfer window ranked 5th best

[Bozza]

Judging by his first few games of the season, the kings of the transfer market look to have fleeced Chelsea by getting a British record fee for Moises Caicedo - a player they spent £4.5m on previously.

While they also sold star man Alexis Mac Allister, Brighton have added some real quality in depth to their squad over the summer, including the big loan signing of Ansu Fati from Barcelona.

Every Premier League club's transfer window - ranked

Over the course of the summer, Premier League clubs spent a record £2.37bn on new signings. Some of that money was spent exceptional well, some wasn't.

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[Eeyore]

Apparently Fati is permanent and Tottenham have signed one of their own players.

 

[WhingForPresident]

If we hadn't got 9 points from our first four, the media would be ranking it an 'F'. If the Ansu Fati signing hadn't caused a bit of a stir, they'd be ranking it a 'D'. If we'd won all four, it'd be an 'A'.

I genuinely hear more insightful stuff from the permanently pissed old guy in the pub who regularly shits himself and has the Liver bird tattooed on his arm but has never left Berkshire.

 

[US Seagull]

Yet another ranking of the transfer window.



td;dw - skip to 27:54

 

[The Fits]

In Scott, Adams and Aarons I think Bournemouth have had an excellent window.

 

[Greg Bobkin]

What a pile of old rank. My mate's a STH at the Amex and he reckons the Albion's window was SHITEHOUSE.

 

[HeaviestTed]

Apparently Fati is permanent and Tottenham have signed one of their own players.

Wishful thinking maybe but I could see spuds f***ing it up so badly they ended up paying agents fees to buy their own player

 

[Hamilton]

Looking at the CIES Football Observatory Monthly Report, I somewhat fear for Bournemouth. WTF!

Demo-economic analysis of player transfers (2014-2023) - CIES Football Observatory

This Monthly Report analyses the financial flows of football transfers on a global scale during the decade between 2014 and 2023. It presents the (...)

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