"Watching Alexander Isak complete what was a blockbuster move to Anfield on Deadline Day, the Premier League's elite once again broke a string of financial records over the summer transfer window. In what was an astonishing summer, all 20 of the Premier League clubs spent a combined tally that surpassed £3billion for the first time in history. The spending was significantly more than last summer, when the outlay by top-flight teams was £1.96bn."
"Failing to make a single appearance so far this calendar year and only getting a single Premier League outing under his belt during the 2024/25 campaign, the 26-year-old announced his Arsenal departure back in July. In fact, featuring for just six minutes of Premier League action last season, the former Bologna defender mutually agreed to end his contract with immediate effect."
All 20 Premier League clubs combined to spend more than £3 billion over the summer transfer window, surpassing last summer's £1.96bn outlay. Alexander Isak completed a blockbuster move to Anfield on Deadline Day as part of the record-breaking activity. Despite heavy recruitment, several high-profile players remain unsigned and available as free agents. Takehiro Tomiyasu left Arsenal by mutual consent in July after prolonged injury problems and limited game time; he featured for just six minutes of Premier League action last season and has not played this calendar year. Eintracht Frankfurt and AC Milan have been reported to monitor the 42-cap Japanese international.
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