But that just goes with the flow, because of the other 19 clubs currently in the Premiership, only Blackpool have made a profit ... and that was only £31,974.
With Manchester City spending money as though it is going out of fashion, it is no surprise they have spent £546,180,000 as a Premiership club and only pulled in £117,803,000 from transfer OUT ... making them the biggest losers in the market.
Newcastle have spent £306,695,000, while Sunderland have coughed up £180,265,000.
PREMERIERSHIP SPENDERS ... (what the clubs have spent - but the league shows the clubs who have lost the most through transfer dealings)
1 Manchester City £546,180,000
2 Chelsea £585,640,000
3 Liverpool £425,855,000
4 Tottenham £386,550,000
5 Manchester United £426,750,000
6 Aston Villa £261,240,000
7 Newcastle £306,695,000
8 Sunderland £180,265,000
9 Birmingham City £135,020,000
10 Fulham £126,381,000
11 Everton £217,245,500
12 Wolves £84,919,000
13 Arsenal £273,440,000
14 Stoke City £59,890,000
15 West Bromwich Albion £87,380,000
16 Bolton £85,070,000 £65,270,000
17 Blackburn Rovers £186,162,000
18 Wigan £80,365,000
19 West Ham £183,082,000
20 Blackpool £4,177,500