With the Premier League season set to start this weekned, over £1.1billion has been spent in transfer fees by Premier League clubs so far this summer.
Newcastle United have spent in the region of £60million on Matt Targett from Aston Villa, Nick Pope from Burnley and Sven Botman from Lille.
But Eddie Howe’s side have gone a month without another senior signing as they look to strengthen before the transfer window slams shut at the start of September.
Some clubs are yet to spend a penny this transfer window whilst two have already paid in excess of £100million on new players - according to data from transfermarkt.co.uk.
5. Crystal Palace - £31.14m
Palace have signed Sam Johnstone and Malcolm Ebiowei on free transfers as well as Cheick Doucoure and Chris Richards | AFP via Getty Images
6. Brentford - £31.95m
After a slow start to the transfer window, Brentford completed the signings of Keane Lewis-Potter and Aaron Hickey for a combined total of £31.95million. Photo: Getty Images
7. Fulham - £34.74m
Fulham have bolstered their squad with the signings of João Palhinha, Kevin Mbabu, Andreas Pereira and Bernd Leno. Photo: Clive Rose
8. Wolverhampton Wanderers - £36.9m
Wolves made permanent their loan signing of Korean international Hwang Hee-chan permanent for £15.03million, a deal that was agreed back in January. They also signed Nathan Collins from Burnley for £21.87million.