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Nottingham Forest brought the curtain down on their transfer business by splashing £30m on PSV Eindhoven’s Ibrahim Sangare. He was one of a handful of big names who arrived towards the close of the summer window.
He was joined by reported Sheffield United target Divock Origi, on loan from AC Milan, as Steve Cooper’s side sent out a statement of intent over their intentions to remain in the Premier League.
Forest have also brought in World Cup winner Gonzalo Montiel, whose winning penalty in the 2022 final saw Argentina crowned champions, while Callum Hudson-Odoi also joined from Chelsea and Andrew Omobamidele came in from Norwich City as part of 15 confirmed incomings.
Forest spent more than £80m on incomings, but shipped out a staggering 28 players.
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Bournemouth took their summer spending spree to close to £115m, with three signings commanding £20m or above in terms of fees. Alex Scott arrived from Bristol City for £25m, Hamed Traore came in from Sassuolo for £20m and Tyler Adams arrived from Leeds following a £24m move.
Everton were the quietest team in terms of numbers, bringing in just five players but had a strong finish with striker Beto coming in from Udinese for £25.8m.
Burnley, meanwhile, brought in 16 players, including Sander Berge, with James Trafford’s £19m arrival from Man City among the more eye-catching, while fellow promoted team Luton added 12 new players to their ranks.
Ross Barkley on a free from Nice was among their standout arrivals, along with Marvelous Nakamba from Aston Villa.
Here is a round-up of those teams tipped to be Sheffield United’s rivals in the fight for Premier League survival, who they signed and how much they spent (reported fees) during the summer window, according to Sky Sports.
Bournemouth (£113.8m)
Alex Scott – Bristol City, £25m
Max Aarons – Norwich City, £7m
Romain Faivre – Lyon, £12.8m
Justin Kluivert – Roma, £9.5m
Hamed Traore – Sassuolo, £20m
Milos Kerkez – AZ Alkmaar, £15.5m
Ionut Radu – Inter Milan, loan
Tyler Adams – Leeds, £24m
Luis Sinisterra – Leeds, loan
Nottingham Forest (£78m + undisclosed)
Andrew Omobamidele – Norwich City, £11.5m plus add-ons
Ibrahim Sangare – PSV Eindhoven, £30m
Divock Origi – AC Milan, loan
Gonzalo Montiel – Sevilla, loan
Anthony Elanga – Man Utd, undisclosed
Chris Wood – Newcastle, undisclosed
Manni Norkett – Manchester United, free
Ola Aina – Torino, free
Matt Turner – Arsenal, £10m
Andrey Santos – Chelsea, loan
Murrilo – Corinthians, £13.7m
Nuno Tavares – Arsenal, loan
Nicolas Dominguez – Bologna, swap (Remo Freuler going the other way)
Callum Hudson-Odoi – Chelsea, £5m
Odysseas Vlachodimos – Benfica, £7.7m
Burnley (£19m + undisclosed)
Han-Noah Massengo – Bristol City, free
Hannes Delcroix – Anderlecht, undisclosed
James Trafford – Man City, £19m
Zeki Amdouni – Basel, undisclosed
Jordan Beyer – Borussia Monchengladbach, undisclosed
Luca Koleosho – Espanyol, undisclosed
Michael Obafemi – Swansea, undisclosed
Dara O’Shea – West Brom, undisclosed
Lawrence Vigouroux – Leyton Orient, free
Nathan Redmond – Besiktas, free
Jacob Bruun Larsen – Hoffenheim, loan
Sander Berge – Sheffield United, undisclosed
Wilson Odobert – Troyes, undisclosed
Aaron Ramsey – Aston Villa, undisclosed
Logan Pye – Manchester United, undisclosed
Mike Tresor – Genk, loan
Everton (£40.8m)
Ashley Young – Aston Villa, free
Arnaut Danjuma – Villarreal, loan
Youssef Chermiti – Sporting Lisbon, £15m
Jack Harrison – Leeds, loan
Beto – Udinese, £25.8m
Luton Town (£6.5m + undisclosed)
Tedem Mengi – Manchester United, undisclosed
Ross Barkley – Nice, free
Ryan Giles – Wolves, undisclosed
Tahith Chong – Birmingham, £4m
Mads Andersen – Barnsley, undisclosed
Marvelous Nakamba – Aston Villa, undisclosed
Chiedozie Ogbene – Rotherham, free
Issa Kabore – Manchester City, loan
Thomas Kaminski – Blackburn, £2.5m
Jacob Brown – Stoke, undisclosed
Tim Krul – Norwich, undisclosed
Albert Sambi Lokonga – Luton, loan