Summer transfer windows are never quiet in the Premier League and the 2019 edition has been no different.
This year, we have seen several surprising transfers, while other teams have been calculated with their business ahead of the new season which starts on Friday.
Dealine day signings took spending by clubs up to £1.41bn, just short of the £1.43bn record set in 2017.
Harry Maguire was the most expensive buy of the summer, costing Manchester United £80m to get him from Leicester.
Arsenal have recruited to bolster their defence, Aston Villa and Everton are among the sides to both have busy windows, while Liverpool have been uncharacteristically quiet.
But who has spent what so far? talkSPORT.com take a look at the figures.
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Arsenal – £118.5million
Young Brazilian striker Gabriel Martinelli has joined for £6m but it seems Arsenal are being priced out of moves for Wilfried Zaha and Ryan Fraser.
William Saliba (£27m) has arrived and immediately returned to Saint-Etienne on loan and the club have broke their transfer record to sign Nicolas Pepe from Lille for £72m.
The Gunners added Kieran Tierney from Celtic for £25m and surprisingly, David Luiz from Chelsea for £8m on deadline day.
Aston Villa – £146million
Believe it or not, Aston Villa are the front-runners in this current transfer window with the newly-promoted side splashing out over £100m to date.
Signings so far include Tyrone Mings (£26.5m), Ezri Konsa (£12m), Matt Targett (£15m), Jota (£4m), Wesley Moraes (£22m) and latest recruit Egypt winger Mahmoud ‘Trezeguet’ Hassan (8.5m).
They have since added Tom Heaton (£8m), Douglas Luiz (£15m) and midfielder Marvelous Nakamba (£11m).
Aston Villa will be aware of what happened to Fulham last year, who spent close to £150m in the 2018 summer window, where it didn’t turn out well for the Cottagers.
They spent big, brought in vast amounts of new players, and got relegated that season – something Villa boss Dean Smith will be hoping doesn’t happen to his side.
Bournemouth – £45.7million
So far this transfer window, Eddie Howe’s Cherries have signed two players – both from the Football League.
Left-back Lloyd Kelly, who can also play as a centre-back, signed for £13m from Championship side Bristol City, while fellow defender Jack Stacey joins from Luton Town in a deal worth £4m.
Philip Billing has signed on a five-year deal for £15m and Ducth winger Arnaut Danjuma cost £13.7m from Club Bruges.
Brighton & Hove Albion – £62.5million
Former Swansea boss Graham Potter is now in the hotseat at the Amex and has added Matthew Clarke from Portsmouth, with the fee estimated to be in the region of £5m.
Belgian winger Leandro Trossard joined from Genk for £15m, while Taylor Richards comes from Manchester City in a £2.5m deal.
Neal Maupay joined from Brentford for £20m and the same fee was paid to Bristol City for Adam Webster.
Burnley – £14 million
Manager Sean Dyche has brought in four new arrivals so far, including former Southampton and West Brom striker Jay Rodriguez for £10m.
The first £5m of the deal will be paid now and a further £5m next summer.
Dutch defender Erik Pieters arrives from Stoke, for £1.5m.
Youngster Joel Senior arrives from non-league side Curzon Ashton who signs on a season-long deal with the option of a year extension, while Under-23 defender Ryan Cooney has joined on loan, likewise Danny Drinkwater from Chelsea.
Chelsea – £40.2million
Chelsea have made one permanent signing, with the transfer ban restricting their activity in the transfer market.
Mateo Kovacic signs from Real Madrid as part of a clause in the player’s contract when he was on loan at the Blues last season.
The Croatian international was still classed as a Chelsea player until the start of July meaning they could exercise their option to buy the player.
Crystal Palace – £6million
Crystal Palace have signed Swansea striker Jordan Ayew for £2.5m.
The Eagles have also added 31-year old goalkeeper Stephen Henderson on a free transfer from Nottingham Forest and Gary Cahill from Chelsea.
James McCarthy has also arrived from Everton for £3m and Victor Camarasa, who spent last season at Cardiff, joins on loan from Real Betis.
Everton – £110million
Everton first tied down Portuguese midfielder Andre Gomes, who spent last season on loan in Merseyside.
The 25-year-old signed for £22m from Spanish champions Barcelona after impressing manager Marco Silva.
The Toffees have also recruited Fabian Delph from Manchester City for £8.5m.
Earlier on in the window, Danish goalkeeper Jonas Lossl signed from relegated Huddersfield on a free transfer as back-up and competition for their no 1 Jordan Pickford.
In the past week, Jean Philippe-Gbamin (£22m) and Juventus striker Moise Kean (£29m) have come in.
Alex Iwobi joined from Arsenal on a five-year contract on deadline day at a cost of £28m which could rise to £40m.
Leicester City – £96million
Brendan Rodgers has signed Belgian midfielder Youri Tielemans on a permanent deal from Monaco, for a club-record £40m, having fended off interest from Manchester United to get the deal over the line.
Tielemans spent the back end of the 2018/19 season on loan with the Foxes, making 13 appearances in the Premier League, scoring three goals and assisting five.
On top of this, Rodgers spent big again to acquire the services of Spanish forward Ayoze Perez from Newcastle for £30m.
Another player who has joined Tielemans and Perez is James Justin from newly-promoted Championship side, Luton Town for an undisclosed fee thought to be £8m.
Former Arsenal target Dennis Praet cost £18m from Sampdoria.
Liverpool – £1.3million
So far in this window Jurgen Klopp has made two new signings, with 17-year-old Sepp van den Berg joining from PEC Zwolle in the Dutch Eredivisie for £1.3m.
Van den Berg is considered to be one for the future as Klopp aims at developing the Dutch defender.
The Reds have also added 16-year-old Harvey Elliott from Fulham.
Manchester City – £138.4million
The signing of Rodri from Atletico Madrid (£62.6m) from Atletico Madrid means he becomes Man City’s club record signing.
Guardiola has activated City’s clause to re-sign Spanish defender Angelino from PSV Eindhoven.
The 22-year-old left City last summer and played every game for PSV last season in the Eredivisie as they finished second behind Ajax – he was also named in the Dutch division’s Team of the Season.
Manchester City signed the Spaniard back for £5.3mand have also completed a deal to sign United States international Zack Steffen for around £7m.
City have signed right-back Joao Cancelo for £60m from Juventus with Danilo heading in the opposite direction and another defender Pedro Porro signed for £10.5m.
Manchester United – £146million
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side landed England Under-21 right-back Aaron Wan-Bissaka for £50m from Crystal Palace, a transfer anticipated since January, with Manchester United struggling defensively and needing to replace Antonio Valencia.
The Red Devils’ first signing was Daniel James from Championship side Swansea for £15m and they have since made Harry Maguire the most expensive defender in the world, paying Leicester £80m.
Newcastle United – £56.5m
Newcastle United’s first signing of the window was in the dugout as they replaced Rafa Benitez with ex-Sheffield Wednesday manager Steve Bruce.
The most noteworthy loss is Spaniard Ayoze Perez who has joined Leicester City in a £30m move.
To appease the frustrated Toon faithful, Newcastle have now finally splashed some cash, spending £40m to land Brazil striker Joelinton from Hoffenheim.
They have also completed the double signing of ex-Chelsea midfielder Kyle Scott and goalkeeper Jake Turner and skilful attacker Allan Saint-Maximin for £16.5m.
Andy Carroll has returned to his boyhood club on a free transfer, eight years after leaving for Liverpool.
Norwich City – £3.65m
The Canaries prepare for their first season back in the top flight since being relegated in 2016 and have done some sensible business.
Perhaps their two most impressive signings so far come from Germany with Schalke keeper Ralf Fahrmann joining on a season-long loan for a £3m fee, while Josip Drmic joins on a free from Borussia Monchengladbach.
Fahrmann has vast amounts of experience in the Bundesliga and Champions League, while Drmic is a Switzerland international who has played at two World Cups.
Other signings who have joined are Daniel Adshead from Rochdale and midfielder Aidan Fitzpatrick from Scottish outfit Partick Thistle, for a combined £650,000.
Sheffield United – £40million
Former player Phil Jagielka returns from Everton, having left the Blades in 2007.
QPR playmaker Luke Freeman also made the move to Bramall Lane last month for a fee talkSPORT.com understands was in the region of £5m.
The attacking midfielder scored nine goals at QPR last season in the Championship, as well as providing eight assists.
Ireland international Callum Robinson has also joined from Preston for £7m, while Lys Mousset became the Blades’ record signing when he clinched a £10m deal on July 21.
Ravel Morrison will add plenty of quality on a one-year deal, and Oli McBurnie cost £18m from Swansea.
Southampton – £49million
Ralf Hasenhuttl has brought in two new attacking players – Che Adams and Moussa Djenepo – while he has also signed Danny Ings permanently on a £20m deal thanks to the Saints’ obligation to buy at the end of his loan spell.
Ings finished as Southampton’s top scorer with eight goals and a further three assists last season, despite injury issues.
Djenepo is a 21-year old winger who signed from Belgian side Standard Liege for £14m.
Tottenham Hotspur – £66.5million
Tottenham made two signings in one day this summer, the first being Jack Clarke from Leeds for a fee which could rise to £11m, closely followed by the club-record signing of Frenchman Tanguy Ndombele from Lyon for £55.5m.
Clarke, meanwhile, joins after an exciting breakthrough season at Leeds United in the Championship, where the 18-year old made 22 appearances under Marcelo Bielsa’s promotion chasers.
He has gone straight back to his former club on loan.
Spurs have finally landed talented teenager Ryan Sessegnon from Fulham for £25m.
Watford – £30.5million
The Hornets are another of the mid-table finishers who are yet to make any real impact in the transfer market this time round, only making one new signing in the shape of West Brom defender Craig Dawson.
The 29-year old, signed for £5.5m, has previous experience in the Premier League with the Baggies. He made 153 top-flight appearances for West Brom.
Danny Welbeck, who was released by Arsenal, arrives on a free and Watford broke their transfer record on deadline day to sign Ismaila Sarr from Rennes for £30m.
West Ham United – £72million
French striker Sebastian Haller has joined the club in a deal worth a whopping £45m, after a move for Maxi Lopez fell through – with the Uruguayan opted to join Valencia instead.
The Hammers have also welcomed two Spaniards to their squad ahead of the 2019/20 Premier League season in the form of Pablo Fornals and Roberto from Villarreal and Espanyol respectively.
International ace Fornals joins for a fee of £24m having contributed to five goals (scoring three and picking up two assists) in 35 games in LaLiga, although it was his 2016/17 campaign which really caught the eye.
Roberto, meanwhile, is an experienced goalkeeper at 33-years-old, and will provide competition for Polish international and current number one, Lukasz Fabianski and provide a good second keeper throughout the domestic competitions.
Another goalkeeper, David Martin, has also joined on a free transfer to offer extra cover between the sticks.
Albain Ajeti cost £8m from Basel.
Wolverhampton Wanderers – £68million
Wolves enjoyed a memorable first season back in the Premier League as they finished in seventh and earned themselves a place in the Europa League qualifiers, entering in the second phase.
For a team who had just been promoted, they had a squad who merited their top ten finish, with players such as Ruben Neves, captain Conor Coady and goalkeeper Rui Patricio instrumental to their success.
Mexican forward Raul Jimenez who spent last season on-loan at Mollineux from Benfica, signed for £31m, a club-record.
Another recruit who has now moved to Wolves on a permanent basis is Belgian international Leander Dendoncker. He joins from Anderlecht in a deal worth £12m.
AC Milan striker Patrick Cutrone joins for a fee of £16m and Bruno Jordão cost £7.2m from Lazio.