Read the summer window in one article: 116 million two standard kings! Chelsea's record 460 million Real Madrid Bayern buy

At 6 o'clock on September 2, Beijing time, the summer transfer window of the five major European leagues officially closed, what is the summer window like this year? What are the focal points that deserve our attention? (The following data is up to 6 points)

League: Premier League leads with 2.7 billion faults

As always, the Premier League's investment in the summer window is overwhelming, leading the way in the five major leagues and even the whole world football, with a total investment of 2.72 billion euros as of 6pm on September 2.

The second most of the five major leagues is Serie A, with a total investment of 848 million euros, less than 1/3 of the Premier League. Third place is Ligue 1 with 805 million euros. Fourth place is the Bundesliga with 747 million. And La Liga is the last seat, only 437 million euros, 1/6 of the Premier League.

Last summer, the Premier League's total investment of 2.25 billion yuan was already a record, and it was a record again after one year, which is enough to show the strong purchasing power and attractiveness of the Premier League.

Team: Chelsea put in the most input

This summer, the team that invested the most in the five major leagues and even the whole of football is, of course, Chelsea, who spent 464 million euros and signed 11 new signings, including one of the champions Caicedo, Nkunku, Palmer, Disassee, Jackson, Lavia, Robert Sanchez and others, which also set a single club summer window transfer fee record! And since Burleigh took over, the total investment in three transfer windows a year has exceeded £1 billion!

The second most in the five major leagues is Grand Paris, which invested 349 million after losing Messi and Neymar, signing Mouani, Osman Dembele, Lucas, Asensio, Skriniar, Gonzalo Ramos, Li Gangren and other famous players.

In third place is Manchester City, with a total investment of 241 million, signing Gervadior, Doku, Kovacic and Nunes. The fourth place is Arsenal, which spent 234 million to bring in one of the champions, Rice, as well as Havertz, Timber and Raya.

Fifth-placed is Manchester United, with $196 million bringing in Mount, Onana, Hoylund, Bayndel and loan Reguilon and Amrabat. In sixth place is Tottenham Hotspur, who invested 193 million to sign Maddison, van der Win and Solomon, and bought out Polo and Kulusevski.

In seventh place is Liverpool, with a total investment of 172 million, all bought in midfield: McAllister, Sobosroy, Endo and Gravenbech. The eighth place is Bayern, with a total investment of 155 million, the introduction of Kane, Kim Minya, visa-free Lemer, Guerrero. In ninth place is Newcastle, with €153 million, buying Tonali, Xavi Barnes, Livlamento and others.

As for the other giants, Real Madrid lost Benzema, replaced Bellingham and Joselou, and also loaned Kepa. Barca signed Gundogan and Iniego Martinez on waiver, signing Romeu as a substitute for Busquets on loan for Felix and Joao Cancelo.

AC Milan brought in strong reinforcements such as Christian Pulisic, Chick and Ryanders. Juve bought out Locatelli and Keane Jr. and signed Weah Jr. Inter brought in Thuram Junior and Pavard from the Bundesliga, visa-free Alexis Sanchez and Cuadrado, among others.

Saudi Arabia is crazy to steal the show

In this year's summer window, the five major leagues are no longer the only protagonists, the Saudi league is crazy to grab the show, from the European giants to poach, Benzema, Neymar, Mane, Brozovic, Mahrez, Firmino, Ngolo-Kante, Henderson and other world-class stars have joined, and Cristiano Ronaldo will join.

The Sha Money also wanted to bring in Messi, Mbappe and Modric, but was refused, and because their summer window did not close until September 20, they were able to continue to recruit, and the next big target is Salah in Liverpool.

Top 10 deals for summer windows

1. Rice joins Arsenal for a transfer fee of €116 million

1. Caicedo joins Chelsea for a transfer fee of €116 million

3. Bellingham joins Real Madrid for a transfer fee of 103 million euros

4. Kane joins Bayern for a transfer fee of 100 million euros

5. Muani joins Paris for a transfer fee of 95 million

6. Neymar joins Riyadh Crescent for a transfer fee of €90 million

7. Gervadior joins Manchester City for a transfer fee of €90 million

8. Hoylund joins Manchester United for a transfer fee of €75 million

9. Havertz joins Arsenal for a transfer fee of €75 million

10. Sobosloy joins Liverpool for a transfer fee of €70 million