Even by the Premier League's own high standards, this summer's transfer window has felt particularly busy.
If add-ons for certain players are met, then it will mean at least half of the teams in England's top flight have put more than £100m towards new signings. For Manchester United and Chelsea, that figure tops £200m, with United forward Antony among the high-profile additions looking to make a mark on the league.
Not everyone has had the best window despite overall spending approaching £2bn, though, and there is a big gulf - perhaps bigger than usual - between the haves and the have-nots.
