Tottenham also embarked on a spending spree, but champions Arsenal missed out on a marquee forward and Liverpool and Manchester United may not have done enough. Enzo Fernandez of Chelsea tours with 2025 FIFA Clubs World Cup trophy after the pre-season friendly match between Chelsea and Milan at Stamford Bridge on August 10, 2025, in London, England. RaÅŸid Necati Aslım / Anadolu (Photo by RaÅŸid Necati Aslım / ANADOLU / Anadolu via AFP)Manchester City launched a new era by setting a Premier League transfer window record, while Chelsea made Morgan Rogers the most expensive British player in history.Tottenham also embarked on a spending spree, but champions Arsenal missed out on a marquee forward and Liverpool and Manchester United may not have done enough.After Premier League clubs broke their summer transfer record by spending £3.49 billion ($4.7 billion) before the window shut on Tuesday, Citizen Digital looks at the key talking points:Man City, Chelsea lead spending Pep Guardiola's exit after a glorious decade as Manchester City manager sparked a major overhaul by his successor Enzo Maresca.Maresca smashed the Premier League record for a single transfer window by spending £458 million on a host of new faces in a bid to reestablish City as England's preeminent force.City have failed to win the title for the last two seasons and, with Rodri, John Stones, Bernardo Silva, Savio...
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