SGPremier League clubs set a new record for summer transfer spending, reaching £3.198 billion, surpassing last year's £3 billion mark for the second consecutive season. Key transfers include Manchester City's £65 million acquisition of Iliman Ndiaye, along with high-profile moves such as Elliot Anderson (£116 million), Morgan Rogers (£117 million), and Sandro Tonali (up to £100 million). Other notable deals included Liverpool's £107 million initial offer for Bradley Barcola, which could rise to £123 million. The article highlights the dominance of Premier League clubs in transfer spending compared to other European leagues, noting that only a few non-English clubs exceeded £60 million in fees. Newly promoted teams like Ipswich Town spent heavily to strengthen their squads, with the three promoted clubs collectively investing over £400 million.
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