The summer transfer window for the Premier League has closed with notable spending patterns emerging. Overall, Premier League clubs spent €2.33 billion in the summer of 2024, a decline of 16.5% from the previous year, largely due to compliance with profit and sustainability regulations. Despite this drop, West Ham was the highest spender, investing over £132 million, while Tottenham made the biggest single signing with Dominic Solanke for £65 million. Many clubs, including Wolves and Newcastle, were among the lowest spenders, with Newcastle's inactivity leading to frustration among fans. The financial landscape of the Premier League continues to evolve, with Chelsea still leading in total spending over recent years but at a reduced rate. This shift indicates a cautious approach from clubs in an effort to navigate new financial regulations and ensure sustainable operations.