Nick Pope, Matt Targett, Sven Botman and Alexander Isak all joined Newcastle during the summer window on Tyneside. That window followed a hectic January transfer window last year as Newcastle battled to stave off relegation.
Ultimately, a stunning end to the season followed and the Magpies survived with ease - something they have built on this season with Newcastle currently sitting pretty in third place in the Premier League table.
Their summer signings have played a huge role in the stunning start to the season as the Magpies look to challenge for a European spot this time around.
Here, using data provided by Transfermarkt, we take a look at how Newcastle United’s net spend on transfers this summer compares to their Premier League rivals.
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(note: values have been converted from € to £)
1. Brighton and Hove Albion
Brighton made a reported profit of £60.48million on transfers this summer according to Transfermarkt. Photo: Jan Kruger
2. Leicester City
Leicester City made a reported profit of £57.14million on transfers this summer according to Transfermarkt. Photo: Naomi Baker
3. Manchester City
Manchester City made a reported profit of £18.1million on transfers this summer according to Transfermarkt. Photo: Ryan Pierse
4. Leeds United
Leeds United made a reported profit of £7.68million on transfers this summer according to Transfermarkt. Photo: George Wood