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  If you look at Germany and Spain, for example, close to half of the spending at the moment is really driven by the big two clubs (Real Madrid and Barcelona in Spain, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in Germany) Games
  
  “Current spending levels in the 2022 summer window are about three times ahead of what we were last summer,” Udwadia told the PA news agency Games
  
  “And you’ve got a whole tier of clubs who are spending just to stay in the Premier League, because the cost of relegation is so high Games
  
  Zal Udwadia, assistant director in Deloitte’s Sports Business Group, expects more to follow as new broadcast deals and the lessening financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic boost teams’ financial confidence Games
  
  ”Tottenham have also conducted their transfer business notably earlier than in past summers, including the £60million arrival of forward Richarlison from Everton, but the spending has not been limited to the teams chasing glory at the top of the table Games
  
  Udwadia said: “You’ve had 14 Premier League clubs, five weeks in, that have all spent in excess of £20million Games
  
  Keane Lewis-Potter is Brentford’s new record signing (Ian Hodgson/PA) (PA Wire)“The ‘big six’ clubs have contributed about 45 per cent of the spending levels so far, spending to solidify or break into those four Champions League spots, you’ve got another group spending to try and break into European football and reap the rewards that brings Games
  
  Premier League clubs’ estimated total transfer spend by season (PA graphic) (PA Graphics)“You’ve got a new broadcast cycle that’s starting, where the international portion of the rights have exceeded domestic rights for the first time, and that really again highlights the global appeal of the Premier League Games
  
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  “It’s probably too early to say whether it’ll be a record level, but it definitely looks on track to exceed last summer’s spending, which was £1 Games
  
  Early high-profile deals in the current window have seen Manchester City sign Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland and Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips, with Raheem Sterling moving on to Chelsea, while Liverpool have brought in forward Darwin Nunez Games
  
  “If you look back at the last six summers, you’ve had in excess of £1billion spent every summer, so going into this summer you’d really expect spending levels to return to pre-pandemic levels given some of the market dynamics we are seeing Games
  
  “Premier League spending is across the board and really, high spending in the summer has almost become part of the culture of English football Games
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulator“Looking back at the last two years, clubs have lost about £1 Games
  
  Promoted Nottingham Forest have made seven signings, including reported fees of around £17million spent on Union Berlin striker Taiwo Awoniyi and Liverpool full-back Neco Williams, while Brentford have broken their transfer record twice to sign Aaron Hickey from Bologna and Keane Lewis-Potter from Hull Games
  
  RecommendedPresenter apologies after Raheem Sterling image appears in report about different playerZander Fagerson still determined to improve ahead of 50th cap for ScotlandEmotional Tiger Woods admits he has probably played final Open at St Andrews“That’s a stark contrast to what you’re seeing across the rest of Europe Games
  
  Transfer spending in the Premier League this summer is three times higher than at the same stage last year, according to a leading industry analyst Games
  
  “What you’ve really seen this summer is you’ve got the return of fans in full force and new broadcast deals coming into play, you’ve really got clubs with high amounts of confidence and certainty going into this window Games
  
  
  
  Transfer spending in the Premier League this summer is three times higher than at the same stage last year, according to a leading industry analyst Games
  
  1bn on the back of two years of the Covid pandemic Games
  
  Promoted Nottingham Forest have made seven signings, including reported fees of around £17million spent on Union Berlin striker Taiwo Awoniyi and Liverpool full-back Neco Williams, while Brentford have broken their transfer record twice to sign Aaron Hickey from Bologna and Keane Lewis-Potter from Hull Games
  
  RecommendedPresenter apologies after Raheem Sterling image appears in report about different playerZander Fagerson still determined to improve ahead of 50th cap for ScotlandEmotional Tiger Woods admits he has probably played final Open at St Andrews“That’s a stark contrast to what you’re seeing across the rest of Europe Games
  
  “It’s probably too early to say whether it’ll be a record level, but it definitely looks on track to exceed last summer’s spending, which was £1 Games
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulator“Looking back at the last two years, clubs have lost about £1 Games
  
  Keane Lewis-Potter is Brentford’s new record signing (Ian Hodgson/PA) (PA Wire)“The ‘big six’ clubs have contributed about 45 per cent of the spending levels so far, spending to solidify or break into those four Champions League spots, you’ve got another group spending to try and break into European football and reap the rewards that brings Games
  
  “Current spending levels in the 2022 summer window are about three times ahead of what we were last summer,” Udwadia told the PA news agency Games
  
  “What you’ve really seen this summer is you’ve got the return of fans in full force and new broadcast deals coming into play, you’ve really got clubs with high amounts of confidence and certainty going into this window Games
  
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  5billion in revenue as a result of the pandemic and similar levels of pre-tax losses Games
  
  “If you look back at the last six summers, you’ve had in excess of £1billion spent every summer, so going into this summer you’d really expect spending levels to return to pre-pandemic levels given some of the market dynamics we are seeing Games
  
  Early high-profile deals in the current window have seen Manchester City sign Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland and Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips, with Raheem Sterling moving on to Chelsea, while Liverpool have brought in forward Darwin Nunez Games
  
  “Premier League spending is across the board and really, high spending in the summer has almost become part of the culture of English football Games
  
  Zal Udwadia, assistant director in Deloitte’s Sports Business Group, expects more to follow as new broadcast deals and the lessening financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic boost teams’ financial confidence Games
  
  ”Tottenham have also conducted their transfer business notably earlier than in past summers, including the £60million arrival of forward Richarlison from Everton, but the spending has not been limited to the teams chasing glory at the top of the table Games
  
  Premier League clubs’ estimated total transfer spend by season (PA graphic) (PA Graphics)“You’ve got a new broadcast cycle that’s starting, where the international portion of the rights have exceeded domestic rights for the first time, and that really again highlights the global appeal of the Premier League Games
  
  Udwadia said: “You’ve had 14 Premier League clubs, five weeks in, that have all spent in excess of £20million Games
  
  If you look at Germany and Spain, for example, close to half of the spending at the moment is really driven by the big two clubs (Real Madrid and Barcelona in Spain, Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund in Germany) Games
  
  “And you’ve got a whole tier of clubs who are spending just to stay in the Premier League, because the cost of relegation is so high Games