The Barclays Premier League's Savviest Spenders

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Which clubs benefitted most from fluctuating exchange rates this summer? Check out our not-so-serious guide to the savviest Barclays Premier League dealers of the summer 2015 transfer window.

From big money fees for want-away midfielders such as Angel Di Maria to the high profile international deals made by Chelsea and Manchester City, Premier League clubs have once again been flaunting their cash in a bid to bolster their squads for the 2015/16 campaign. This summer has also seen a strong performance from the British pound, which has meant that English clubs have benefitted considerably from their overseas transfer deals compared to previous windows.

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