2023/2024 Premier League's most expensive transfers

It has always been known that the spending potential of Premier League teams is far superior to the economic aspect in other countries, which is why the English league leads the transfer market at very differential levels many times over.
In the case of the 2023 winter market and with Chelsea unleashed in terms of transfers, the Premier League sealed one of the highest costs of the season with the signing of Enzo Fernandez for 120 million. Now, in the 2023 summer transfer window, everything points to the fact that in the absence of any surprises, such as the signing of Mbappe by another team, it seems that the Premier League will once again dominate everything.
Here we take a look at the most expensive transfers of the summer transfer window for the 23-24 season:
1. Declan Rice - Arsenal (120 million euros)
The 'big transfer' of the summer transfer window for English football was the deal between the Hammers and the Gunners for Declan Rice.

2. Kai Havertz - Arsenal (75 million euros)
One of the players signed by the Gunners from the Blues is Kai Havertz, who joins the club for 75 million euros.

3. Dominik Szoboszlai - Liverpool (70 million euros)
One of RB Leipzig's most outstanding players arrives at Anfield for 70 million euros.

4. Mason Mount - Manchester United (64.20 million euros)
Another of Chelsea's home-grown losses in this market. Almost 65 million has been paid by Manchester United for the services of Mount.

5. Sandro Tonali - Newcastle (64 million euros)
Premier League prospects Newcastle have also splashed out on one of Italy's most promising players.

6. Christopher Nkunku - Chelsea (60 million euros)
RB Leipzig have pocketed a further 60 million from the English Premier League with the transfer of Nkunku to Chelsea.

7. Moussa Diaby - Aston Villa (55 million euros)
The striker who had a great season with Bayer Leverkusen in Bundesliga last season, has signed for Aston Villa for 55 million euros.

8. Andre Onana - Manchester United (52.5 million euros)
The goalkeeper who until recently played for Inter Milan arrives at Old Trafford to fill David De Gea's void.

9. Matheus Cunha - Wolves (50 million euros)
After his loan from Atletico Madrid, Lopetegui's Wolves have decided to execute the 'Colchonero's purchase option.

10. James Maddison - Tottenham (46.30 million euros)
With relegation, Leicester have had to sell their star players and Maddison has finally signed for Spurs.