The summer transfer window, which ran from June 14 to September 1, saw Premier League clubs spending a record-breaking 255 million pounds ($320.99 million) on the final day alone, surpassing last year’s spending of 1.92 billion pounds, according to reports from Deloitte. Premier League clubs accounted for 48% of total spending across Europe’s top five leagues, highlighting a continued trend of increased competition and a potential rebound in revenue growth following the pandemic. Notably, Chelsea has spent over $1 billion in transfer fees since new ownership took charge in May 2022, breaking the British transfer record twice in a year. Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United, Newcastle United, and Nottingham Forest were also active in the transfer market with significant signings. Overall, the transfer window demonstrated the ongoing drive for clubs to acquire top talent in order to achieve their on-pitch goals and maintain their positions in the Premier League.
Liverpool FC open official store in Vietnam
Premier League leaders Liverpool FC have inaugurated an official store in Vietnam, with former forward Luis Garcia sent to cut the ribbon in Ho Chi Minh City. Garcia was treated to a hip-hop dance performance before he performed the rituals to open the store at the Estella Place shopping mall in District 2 on Sunday, […]
Premier League suffers first postponement as Arsenal players quarantined
LONDON — Arsenal’s game at Manchester City was postponed on Wednesday after players from the London club were put into quarantine, making it the first Premier League fixture to be called off because of the new coronavirus.
Lifting league trophy without fans would be ‘strange’: Henderson
Lifting the Premier League trophy without fans there to see it would be a “pretty strange” experience, Liverpool’s Jordan Henderson has said.
Liverpool take centre stage as title countdown recommences
Liverpool — Liverpool can close to within one win of a first league title in 30 years when the English champions-elect return to action for the first time in three months against local rivals Everton on Sunday.
Liverpool win Premier League title with seven games to spare
LONDON – Thirty years of hurt came to an end for Liverpool when they were confirmed as Premier League champions on Thursday courtesy of second-placed Manchester City’s 2-1 defeat by Chelsea.
