"Whatever is happening around the world, and whatever the knock-on effect to everyone's lives, football remains immune. Cost of living crisis? Energy bills rising? Despite it all, Premier League clubs spent 3 billion on transfers this summer. You may like The lowest spenders in the league were Fulham, paying 34.5m for two permanent signings, while at the other end of the scale came champions Liverpool, who splashed more than 440m on a host of new additions."
"Alexander Isak was the biggest and last of those signings, as the striker joined from Newcastle for a British record 125m on deadline day. Isak arrived with a phenomenal goalscoring record, finding the net 62 times in 109 appearances for the Magpies Arne Slot & Co will hope he can continue that form on Merseyside, as Liverpool look to defend their Premier League crown as well as challenging for the Champions League."
"Elsewhere, Troy Deeney opens up about his life on and off the field, and we join Crystal Palace on their first-ever European adventure in Norway. While clubs in the Premier League were busy spending record amounts, National League side Morecambe were wondering whether they would still exist past the summer. Thankfully they're still here, and we speak to the people who helped to save them."
Football continued to attract large spending despite global crises and rising living costs. Premier League clubs spent 3 billion on transfers in the summer. Fulham were the lowest spenders at 34.5m for two permanent signings while champions Liverpool spent more than 440m on new additions. Alexander Isak joined Liverpool for a British-record 125m after scoring 62 goals in 109 appearances for Newcastle. Arne Slot's Liverpool aim to defend the Premier League and challenge in the Champions League with Isak as a key signing. Troy Deeney opened up about life on and off the field. Crystal Palace began a first European campaign in Norway. National League Morecambe faced possible extinction but were saved by supporters and others.
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