The Football Association have today revealed the fees paid to intermediaries and agents' fees paid by all clubs for the period from 1 February 2018 to 31 January 2019.
This period covers last summer's transfer window and the most recent January transfer window.
In total the Premier League clubs spent a cumulative £260,664,118 on fees, with Liverpool the biggest spenders in the division based on fees paid, and Chelsea the biggest spenders out of all the London clubs.
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Check out the full list of clubs and money paid to intermediaries and agents below.
Bournemouth - £10,295,433
Arsenal - £11,181,730
Brighton - £6,859,429
Burnley - £3,975,928
Cardiff City - £2,802,375
Chelsea - £26,850,552
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Crystal Palace - £6,976,425
Everton - £19,116,370
Fulham - £8,234,360
Huddersfield Town - £5,023,807
Leicester City - £12,720,618
Liverpool - £43,795,863
Manchester City - £24,122,753
Manchester United - £20,759,350
Newcastle United - £8,868,027
Southampton - £6,151,107
Tottenham - £11,141,255
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Watford - £10,894,179
West Ham United £14,414,845
Wolves - £6,479,714
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