The transfer window was the richest in Premier League history, and La Liga broke their previous record, too, as we take a look at some interesting facts.
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Premier League clubs spent almost €1.2 billion, an increase of 4% compared to last year and a new record high in English history.
La Liga also reached a new record, spending €572.95 million, while Serie A, with €576.45 million, splashed the cash even more.
Bundesliga follows in fourth place with a combined spending of €410.43 million, while Ligue 1 clubs hit a total of €307.15 million.
Manchester City were the biggest spenders during the transfer window, paying €203.38 million in fees.
The English giants are somewhat surprisingly followed by La Liga side Valencia, who spent €142 million, with Manchester United following in third spot with €139.64 million.
Just slightly further back are Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid after spending €139.5 million, ahead of Juventus with €127.4 million and Paris Saint-Germain with €116.1 million.
Liverpool, with €111.91 million, are the last club to have spent more than €100 million, while Italian giants Milan follow with €90.97 million.
Real Madrid only splashed out €89.5 million, just slightly more than Inter with €86.45 million and Bayern Munich with €86 million.
Last season's Premier League champions Chelsea made signings worth €82.7 million, while transfer-banned FC Barcelona also invested €51 million.
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Arsenal are reportedly the only club in Europe's top five leagues who didn't buy a single outfield player and spent just €14 million.
Which team would you say spent best and which club spent worst? Have your say in the comments section below.
