The Premier League transfer window opened on Friday as clubs look to add to their squads ahead of the 2024-25 season.
Clubs will be able to sign players throughout June, July and August, even while international sides face off in the European Championship and the Copa América. The window is scheduled to shut on Aug. 30.
Last summer saw a number of Premier League clubs spend significant sums, with Arsenal signing Declan Rice and Kai Havertz for a combined £170 million ($217m), Chelsea landing Moisés Caicedo for £115m, and Manchester City making Josko Gvardiol the second most expensive defender of all time, paying £77m to secure his services.