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The transfers are updated regularly during the January and summer transfer window. We also bring you the very latest transfer news in the transfer windows. As well as listing all transfers and transfer fees we compare clubs transfer spending with their progress in the premiership and against other clubs . The site also compares managers transfer spending in relation to the clubs final league position for each premier league and Championship season. The figures are as accurate as possible. In some instances a fee as undisclosed while we look for a reliable source for the fee. If you find a missing or incorrectly recorder transfer please use the submit error form to inform me and I will rectify mistakes and omissions. Please include a link so I can verify your information Share Latest Transfer Deals Despite the fact that only one of the top sides made a significant buy on deadline day itself (Chelsea who bought Kurt Zouma, and was immediately loaned back to St Ethien) Premier League Team set a new transfer spending record of £130Million , £10 Million up on last year (reported by Betway Sports) Although January has been a busy Month, with Juan Mata moving to Manchester United and Nemanja Matic coming from Benfica, deadline day itself largely consisted of deals by the struggeling premiership teams, and several failed attempts to bring in players by the top 10. <p>Your Browser should show you our Our XYZ-offers.<br />You can show this content here: <a href="/data/team/team-83.htm">Our XYZ-offers</a>.</p> * Details of all recent transfer are available HERE. Share Transfer League 1992 to Today This table represents the clubs per season spend on purchasing players from the beginning of the premiership in 1992. Purchases = Money spent on Players, Sold = Money received from Players sold. Net = Purchased minus Sold , This gives an indication of new investment on players . The per season column gives an average of the money spend per season since 1992. <p>Your Browser should show you our Our XYZ-offers.<br />You can show this content here: <a href="/data/team/team-52.htm">Our XYZ-offers</a>.</p> Share Transfer League Table 2003 to Today The table below represents the clubs net spend per season from Season 2003/04 to date.This Season saw the begining of very wealthy club ownership with Roman Abramovich's purchase of Chelsea . Purchases = Money spent on Players, Sold = Money received from Players sold. Net = Purchased minus Sold , This gives an indication of new investment on players . The per season column gives an average of the money spend per season since 1992. <p>Your Browser should show you our Our XYZ-offers.<br />You can show this content here: <a href="/data/team/team-53.htm">Our XYZ-offers</a>.</p> Share Premier League Squads 2013-14 24 September 2013 20 August 2014 Editor Here is a table of all the cost of all Premier League squads for the 2013/14 season. Players on loan to a club will not have a value attached as there will not have been a transfer fee paid. Players loaned out buy a club will have their transfer fees Listed for their parent clubs. Players sold in the January transfer window will also be included in the Squads as they will have been available for half the season. Players who came through a clubs youth system or academy are listed as Youth. <p>Your Browser should show you our Our XYZ-offers.<br />You can show this content here: <a href="/squads/squad_2013_14/squad-1.htm">Our XYZ-offers</a>.</p> There is a seperate club page listing each player and their cost to the club for each squad from the squad menu at the site menu on the top of this page. Share Agent Fee Comparison Table The Premier League started publishing fees paid by its clubs to agents from the 2008-09 season. The purpose of this was to have transparency with the fees paid to agents. This is the aggregated table since that time for all clubs who have been in the Premier League for any of those four seasons. No surprise that Man City and Chelsea top the table, and Liverpool have been trying to spend their way back to the top since the beginning of the Premier League. The table raises some interesting points. As you can see, a total of £286m has gone into agents’ pockets during these four years. That's a lot of money and would make you question why agents are needed and even if they are why is it the Clubs paying these fees and not the players who after all are the beneficiaries of the Deals brokered by the agents. The table highlights some interesting points and raises some questions. Arsenal for instance have been quite reserved in the transfer market with the they have paid for players keeping their net spend low. Yet they feature more prominently on the agent fees table in 5th place spending 50% more that Manchester united for instance. <p>Your Browser should show you our Our XYZ-offers.<br />You can show this content here: <a href="/data/team/team-78.htm">Our XYZ-offers</a>.</p> Share Van Gaal At United 26 August 2014 Despite opening day defeat Van Gaal still the man to lead United out of the doldrums When David Moyes was selected as Sir Alex Ferguson’s successor at Manchester United last year, the appointment suggested continuity and an ambition to keep the clubs family identity preserved. A year on, times change. A dreadful seventh-place finish and cup exits to Swansea and Sunderland later, Moyes was shown the door. Today, Dutchman Louis van Gaal sits at the Old Trafford throne, and his appointment represents an entirely different landscape. He’s a winner - In the same mould as Jose Mourinho - when you appoint him, he’s coming to win titles. Van Gaal has won leagues in his homeland of Holland with Ajax and AZ, in Germany with Bayern Munich and in Spain with Barcelona – he has a proven pedigree and can handle the pressure of delivering for the biggest clubs. For all his managerial prowess, could he really work miracles with the same squad that faltered Moyes so embarrassingly? This was answered in the game against Swansea with united losing 2-1, yes key players were missing but it also highlighted the need for fresh blood. In truth, Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement may have been not have been as out of the blue as one might suggest. Is it possible that Ferguson wanted to go out on a high, not believing his ageing squad could fend off the rising stars of Chelsea and Manchester City?Perhaps. Over this summer, Patrice Evra, Rio Ferdiand, Nemanja Vidic and Ryan Giggs, all bona fide members of the ‘old guard’ have in one way or another left Old Trafford. Are the likes of Tom Cleverley, Chris Smalling and Rafael capable of filling such illustrious voids? Last season would indicate that they can’t at this juncture, certainly. The likes of Adnan Januzaj, suggests different. One of Moyes major mistakes was his failings to strengthen in the transfer market, only bringing in Maroune Fellaini for £27.5m last summer. The fee was supposedly some £10m more than a release clause he was available at earlier on in the summer. By the time Juan Mata arrived in January, the damage was done. Ander Herrera and Luke Shaw represent the young and exciting additions so far this summer, but United fans and indeed Van Gaal will know they need more reinforcements in the defensive positions to move forward this term as was highlight all so clearly on Saturday. Van Gaal is famed for his brand of football that became so successful with Ajax in the 90’s and helped many young stars turn into household names. As United have sported in pre-season, Van Gaal prefers a 3-5-2 formation, which would suit the partnership of Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie, whilst accommodating Juan Mata. Only Jonny Evans, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling are the recognised centre-halves at the club and possibly a deep-lying Michael Carrick, which will simply not be enough moving forward if they intend to compete at the very top again. Should Van Gaal splurge on a centre-half or two, there’s no reason the Red Devils can’t be considered genuine contenders. United’s pre-season form, which includes wins over Real Madrid and Liverpool amongst others, certainly suggests they’ve found their winning culture once more – and Van Gaal would accept nothing less. Share Division 1/ Championship Transfer League This table represents current Championship clubs per season spend on purchasing players from the beginning of the 1992/93 season. Purchases = Money spent on Players, Sold = Money received from Players sold. Net = Purchased minus Sold , This gives an indication of new investment on players . The per season column gives an average of the money spend per season since 1992. <p>Your Browser should show you our Our XYZ-offers.<br />You can show this content here: <a href="/data/team/team-65.htm">Our XYZ-offers</a>.</p> Share Free Agents 27 August 2014 Free agents who could make their way to La Liga With the 2014/2015 La Liga season just over three weeks away, every team will be actively searching across the transfer market to find players who can take them to the next level. Barcelona and Real Madrid have already acquired multi-million pound signings to re-confirm their financial dominance in Spain, but other teams have also been active in preparing themselves to fulfil their respective objectives. The next three week may be crucial for newly promoted Eibar, Cordoba and Deportivo who face a considerable step up from the Liga Adelante, and could bring in players that are ready for the challenge. Looking at the free agent pool may be the best option for La Liga teams, who are working on a tight budget and do not have the financial muscle that the top teams possess, to strengthen and be competitive. A potential new wave of good quality players will not only further enhance La Liga’s position as one of the strongest domestic leagues in Europe, but also provide Spanish football enthusiasts and punters with yet more wonderful, yet unpredictable, action on the pitch. New signings often have an impact on La Liga odds at both ends of the table, with several free agents offering themselves as a great alternative to spending considerable amounts of money. Marco Amelia Good quality goalkeepers are often wasted on the substitute bench as they spend a number of years as understudy to the club’s number one when they could be a regular elsewhere. This applies to Marco Amelia who, despite proving himself as an excellent shot-stopper and reliable pair of hands during his time at Livorno and Palermo, has spent watching Christian Abbiati remain first choice at AC Milan. A major reshuffle at the San Siro saw Amelia released from his contract, with the 32-year-old keeper now looking for a new club. Amelia would be an excellent signing for a number of clubs in La Liga, in particular Malaga who lost first-choice keeper Willy Caballero to Manchester City. Levante may also look to Amelia if Keylor Navas leaves for pastures new following his wonderful performances at the World Cup, while Atletico Madrid could do much worse than look at the Italian as a solid number one or understudy to Jan Oblak. Losing Thibault Courtois will be a blow for Diego Simeone’s side, but a number of top signings, including Antoine Griezmann and Guillerme Siquero, has put Atletico at 10/1 to retain their La Liga crown. Jose Pinto Falling short in the three-horse race for the title last season was always likely to result in a major restructuring process at Barcelona from top to bottom. Former player Luis Enrique has returned to the club as a fresh, vibrant manager who may return the glory days to the Nou Camp with Barcelona back at 11/10 to win the title, but his vision for the club did not feature Jose Pinto who is now a free agent. The 38-year-old goalkeeper may be at the latter end of his career, but is more than capable of being a number one for the likes of Cordoba, Eibar and Elche. Pinto offers considerable experience at the highest level which could benefit the two La Liga newcomers and prevent them from going straight back down. Elche, on the other hand, did wonders to stay up last season and could turn to Pinto to further solidify their place in the Spanish top flight. Guillaume Hoarau Scoring goals is the greatest quality to maintain in football, with strikers carrying the weight of responsibility to contribute in front of goal. La Liga is often accustomed to a fast-paced, short passing game that allows teams to manoeuvre the ball from defence to attack in an instant, although a physical approach is also effective. Standing at 6ft 4, Guillaume Hoarau is the typical target man striker – physically and aerially strong with the ability to roughen up defenders and bring others into play by being the focal point for attacks. The tall Frenchman is available as a free agent after a rather disappointing second spell at Bordeaux, and would represent good business for any La Liga team, namely Malaga, Levante and Getafe, who lack a powerful, goal-scoring striker. 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