Every Premier League club’s record sale ranked as Aston Villa and Forest cash in this summer
There has been massive money exchanged between Premier League clubs this summer, with transfer records broken right across the division.
There have now been eight players who have cost upwards of £100m in the Premier League era, with Aston Villa responsible for two of those sales. However, the Villans only sit second when it comes to record sales by Premier League clubs.
Newcastle United have received the biggest-ever fee by an English side, after selling Alexander Isak to Liverpool in a £125m British record deal in 2025.
Incredibly, Arsenal rank 17th among current Premier League clubs when it comes to record sales. The Gunners most expensive sale remains the £35m deal that took Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain to Liverpool in 2017. Only Sunderland and newly-promoted Coventry City and Hull City have lower record sales.
Manchester United have the oldest record sale among top-flight teams. The Red Devils’ biggest ever sale remains Cristiano Ronaldo’s £80m move to Real Madrid in 2009. That transfer was a world record deal at the time.
From Newcastle’s £125m Isak sale to Arsenal’s £35m outlier: The Premier League record sales revealed
All fees guaranteed sums and exclude potential add-ons
- Newcastle United – Alexander Isak (£125m)
- Aston Villa – Morgan Rogers (£117m)
- Nottingham Forest – Elliot Anderson (£116m)
- Liverpool – Philippe Coutinho (£105m)
- Brighton – Moises Caicedo (£100m)
- Chelsea – Eden Hazard (£89m)
- Tottenham Hotspur – Harry Kane (£82.5m)
- Manchester City – Julian Alvarez (£81.5m)
- Manchester United – Cristiano Ronaldo (£80m)
- Everton – Romelu Lukaku (£75m)
- Crystal Palace – Eberechi Eze (£68m)
- Brentford – Bryan Mbeumo (£65m)
- Bournemouth – Antoine Semenyo (£62.5m)
- Leeds United – Raphinha (£52m)
- Fulham – Aleksandar Mitrovic (£50m)
- Ipswich Town – Omari Hutchinson (£37.5m)
- Arsenal – Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (£35m)
- Sunderland – Jordan Pickford (£30m)
- Hull City – Jarrod Bowen (£22m)
- Coventry City – Viktor Gyokeres (£20.5m)
