Ryan Mason of Tottenham Hotspur acknowledges fans after the 2016 International Champions Cup Australia match between Tottenham Hotspur and Atletico de Madrid at Melbourne Cricket Ground on July 29, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo : Getty Images/ Tottenham Hotspur FC)
A record of £1.165bn was achieved during this summer's transfer window as the English Premier League clubs spent more than £155m on the deadline day.
Thirteen teams in the top flight broke their own transfer record this is due to the television deal worth £5.1bn which came to effect on the 2016/2017 season, BBC reported.
Here are the main rush hour transfers that took place.
- David Luiz - Paris Saint-Germain to Chelsea, £34m three-year deal
- Jack Wilshere- Arsenal to Bournemouth, season loan
- Moussa Sissoko - Newcastle to Totteham, £30m five-year deal
- Hal Robson-Kanu- Free agent to West Brom, two-year deal
- Eliaquim Mangala - Manchester City to Valencia, season loan
- Allan Nyom- Watford to West Brom,£3mfour-year deal
- Samir Nasri- Manchester City to Sevilla, season loan
- Islam Slimani- Sporting Lisbon to Leicester, £30m five-year deal
- Enner Valencia- West Ham to Everton, season loan
- Didier Ndong- Lorient to Sunderland, £13.6m five-year deal
- Wilfried Bony - Manchester City to Stoke, season loan
- Alvaro Arbeloa- Free agent to West Ham, one-year deal
- Georges-Kevin Nkoudou- Marseille to Tottenham, £11m
- Markus Henriksen -AZ Alkmaar to Hull,seasonloan
- Serge Gnabry- Arsenal to Werder Bremen, undisclosed fee
- Juan Cuadrado- Chelsea to Juventus, three-year loan
- Joe Hart- Manchester City to Torino, season loan
- Mario Balotelli- Liverpool to Nice, free transfer
- Andre Wisdom- Liverpool to Red Bull Salzburg, season loan
- James Weir- Manchester United to Hull City, three-year deal
- Luis Alberto- Liverpool to Lazio, £6m
- Lazar Markovic- Liverpool to Sporting Lisbon, season loan
- Jason Denayer - Manchester City to Sunderland, season loan
- Gokhan Inler- Leicester to Besiktas,three-year deal
- Shani Tarashaj- Everton to Eintracht Frankfurt, season loan
- Lee Grant- Derby to Stoke, short-term loan
According to The Guardian, Everton had to console themselves with Enner Valencia as Moussa Sissoko snobbed them for Tottenham Hotspurs.
Premier league fans are now eagerly waiting to see if these record breaking signings and managers will make an impact on the European stage.
Here is a video of the EPL transfer deadline here:
