The Premier League summer window has opened with heavy signings, and the arms race is about to begin

Arsenal took the lead and decisively activate Real Sociedad midfielder Suvimenti's 51 million pounds (about 60 million euros) of termination. The Spanish international is regarded as an ideal replacement after Jorginho left the team. His joining will build a "Basque midfield combination" with Merino to enhance the Gunners' midfield control, and Suvimenti has arrived in London to wait for a physical examination.

At the same time, Manchester United is not willing to fall behind, triggering Wolves striker Cunha's termination fee of 62.5 million pounds (about 74.5 million euros) and adopting a three-phase payment plan. Cunha has agreed to a five-year contract with a weekly salary of 200,000 pounds. He performed well last season, and his arrival is expected to alleviate the weakness of Manchester United's striker.

Liverpool has previously finalized the transfer of Flynn Pompeo and is actively chasing stars such as Wilz.

The revenue of Premier League broadcasting in the new season has increased significantly, and all teams have abundant funds. Last summer, the Premier League invested 2.354 billion euros, and this summer's signings have been invested 165 million euros. The Premier League summer window has arrived. Whether it can break the investment record of 2.797 billion euros in the 2023/24 season is worth waiting for fans.