matchday, image by nic jience

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Wednesday, 10 June 2015

2015 summer transfer window is now officially open with Liverpool heading the signing



The Premier League's net spending in summer transfer windows has risen every year since 2010, reaching £835m in 2014, and it is expected to rise again this year with Manchester United and Manchester City anticipated to be two of the busiest clubs.

The 2015 summer transfer window is now officially open in England, Scotland and Wales.

Clubs from all divisions can conclude deals already made and set to work on others as they begin to restructure their squads ahead of the new season.

Some clubs have already concluded with some deals. Top of the list are:

Liverpool who have been one of the most active club so far, confirming the signings of England international James Milner and U21 star Danny Ings on free transfers within the last week.

Tottenham, who challenged Liverpool for Ings but missed out, have completed the signing for the young Austrian defender Kevin Wimmer, who joins from FC Koln in Germany.

Manchester City have already started with Kevin De Bruyne's camp, while the likes of Paul Pogba, David de Gea and perhaps even Gareth Bale - the world's most expensive player - could move to another club.

Aston Villa have completed a deal for Scott Sinclair from Manchester City, after the forward spent the second half of the season on loan at the Midlands club, while 

Leicester have brought in Christian Fuchs on a free from Schalke.

Newly-promoted Bournemouth have also been involved, already bringing in two goalkeepers - Artur Boruc and Adam Federici - and Josh King on free transfers, and Christian Atsu on loan from Chelsea.

Meanwhile, another  Premier League newcomers Watford have sealed the free transfers of Sebastian Prodl and Giedrius Arlauskis last month.

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