Premier League clubs broke their own transfer record this summer.
The total net spend for the 20 clubs in England's top flight reached £432.6million, a rise of £46.1m on last summer.
Between them, Premier League clubs signed (either permanently or on loan) 184 players (three fewer than last summer).
In contrast, 394 players were transferred out (72 fewer than last summer).
Premier League spending - Summer 2015
The news comes in the wake of numerous other records that were broken this summer.
Raheem Sterling (£49m - Liverpool to Man City) became the most expensive Englishman in history while Anthony Martial (£36m - Monaco to man United) is now the world's most expensive teenager.
The most expensive transfer of the window was Kevin de Bruyne's £55m move from Wolfsburg to Manchester City.
Source: mirror.co.uk
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