What do Elliot Anderson, Morgan Rogers and Sandro Tonali have in common?

All three made moves for £100m or more this summer – but they also follow a growing trend where ‘Big Six’ clubs – defined as Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea and Spurs – sign players from their non-Big Six Premier League rivals

Speaking on the Transfer Talk Podcast, Henry Winter and Keith Downie discuss the importance of Bruno Guimaraes to Newcastle and how much he’s worth to the club

So, how much are the league’s powerhouse clubs spending on players from other teams in the top flight?Since summer 2016, Big Six clubs have spent £2.8bn on players from non-Big Six Premier League rivals. The trend has accelerated sharply: £647m last season was the highest in history, and the total already stands at £420m this summer

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