Full cost of each 25-man Premier League squad - with entire total almost £6bn

Premier League clubs spent almost £6billion to assemble their recently announced Premier League 25-man squads.

Top flight clubs have submitted their squad lists for the 2020-21 season.

Each sides' 25-man list of players - as well as an unlimited number of under-21 players - have now been confirmed by the Premier League.

Players in those lists cost their clubs a combined total of aproximately £5.9billion in transfer fees.

Manchester City have the most expensive squad in the division.

The club spent £810.9m in transfer fees assembling the squad they’ve submitted to the Premier League.

Ruben Dias became City's most expensive player this summer (Alex Livesey/POOL/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)

That’s almost £200m more than the next most expensive squad in the division.

Manchester United's squad cost the Red Devils a combined total of £628.1m in transfer fees.

Chelsea have the next most expensive squad (£577.1m), followed by Arsenal (£454.8m), Liverpool (£454.3m), and Everton (£388.1m).

Liverpool would be higher up this list had it not been for the injury to Virgil van Dijk in the Merseyside Derby.

With the Dutch centre-back facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after suffering a knee injury, Liverpool have chosen not to include him in their 25-man squad.

If you were to include his £75m transfer fee in Liverpool’s total then Jurgen Klopp’s side would be fourth in the list at £529.3m.

Injury means Virgil van Dijk wasn't included in Liverpool's squad (POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

Chelsea spent over £120m on German duo Havertz and Werner (Chelsea FC via Getty Images)

Similarly, Arsenal's £42million outcast Mesut Ozil is also written off, with the German persona non grata on matchdays at the Emirates.

Burnley have the cheapest squad in the league.
Just £82.6m was spent on transfer fees assembling their current squad.

Fulham come next at £94.4m, followed by West Brom (£97.7m), Leeds (£120.3m) and Sheffield United (£120.7m).

Full cost of each 25-man squad in the Premier League

1. Manchester City - £810,870,000

2. Manchester United - £628,130,000

3. Chelsea - £577,100,000

4. Arsenal - £454,800,000

5. Liverpool - £454,250,000

6. Everton - £388,050,000

7. Tottenham Hotspur - £385,300,000

8. Leicester City - £317,450,000

9. Wolverhamton Wanderers - £241,980,000

10. Aston Villa - £229,350,000

11. West Ham United - £218,500,000

12. Newcastle United - £198,100,000

13. Southampton - £170,550,000

14. Brighton & Hove Albion - £159,100,000

15. Crystal Palace - £149,860,000

16. Sheffield United - £120,700,000

17. Leeds United - £120,300,000

18. West Bromwich Albion - £97,700,000

19. Fulham - £94,350,000

20. Burnley - £82,600,000

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