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In just one year, Premier League clubs paid out £130m in agents' fees

Liverpool spent the most, closely followed by Manchester United.

BETWEEN OCTOBER 2014 and September 2015, Premier League teams spent £130m on agents’ fees.

Unsurprisingly after bringing in so many new players during the summer transfer window, Liverpool forked out the most: £14.3m. Manchester United weren’t too far behind while Manchester City were the third-highest spenders with an additional outlay of £12.4m.

Chelsea and Arsenal round out the top five.

Surprisingly, Tottenham – who finished fifth last term and who are currently on an incredibly impressive unbeaten run in the Premier League – spent considerably less on fees than their rivals.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side paid out £5.9m, just slightly more than Newcastle.

The full list is as follows:

1. Liverpool: £14, 301,464

2. Manchester United: £13, 881, 814

3. Manchester City: £12, 429, 380

4. Chelsea: £11, 961, 206

5. Arsenal: £11, 928, 584

6. West Ham United: £7, 049, 001

7. Tottenham Hotspur: £5, 987, 052

8. Newcastle United: £5, 946, 031

9. Southampton: £5, 391, 172

10. Stoke City: £5, 308, 545

11. Aston Villa: £4, 986, 058

12. Crystal Palace: £4, 719, 931

13. Everton: £4, 479, 432

14. Swansea: £4, 250, 030

15. Leicester: £4, 057, 727

16. Sunderland: £3, 404, 540

17. West Bromwich Albion: £3, 342, 217

18. Norwich: £2, 484, 285

19. Bournemouth: £2, 328, 862

20. Watford: £1, 620, 229

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