Entering the winter transfer window, Premier League teams will seek to strengthen their squads, but they all need to comply with FFP regulations (the Financial Fairness Act). The Mirror took stock of the amount of money available to Premier League teams in the winter window under FFP regulations, with Tottenham topped with £400 million and Newcastle at £166 million.
Here are the specifics of the amount of funds available to each Team in the Premier League:
Everton: £35 million
Vera: £5 million
Southampton: £37 million
Watford: £60 million
Crystal Palace: £66 million
Wolves: £70 million
West Ham United: £71 million
Leicester City: £79 million
Manchester City: £84 million
Brighton: £85 million
Brentford: £88 million
Norwich: £92 million
Leeds United: £99 million
Newcastle: £166 million
Burnley: £171 million
Arsenal: £201 million
Chelsea: £241 million
Manchester United: £243 million
Liverpool: £273 million
Tottenham: £400 million
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