 and Dominik Szoboszlai (£60m) join forces just in front - despite signing for rivals Manchester United and Liverpool this summer. In attack, Rasmus Hojlund leads the line after signing for the Red Devils in a £72m transfer. He is supported by Kai Havertz (£65m) and Christopher Nkunku (£56m) in an all-star attack. At the other end of the field, new United goalkeeper Andre Onana's £47.2m move to Old Trafford sees him take the gloves. The Cameroonian is shielded by a back three of Jurrien Timber of Arsenal (£39m), Manchester City's £77m man Josko Gvardiol and new Tottenham defender Micky van de Ven, who cost up to £43m. FREE BETS - BEST BETTING OFFERS AND BONUSES NEW CUSTOMERS It means the likes of Tino Livramento (£35m) and Axel Disasi (£38m) provide back-up on the bench. And Jeremy Doku (£55.5m), Sandro Tonali (£55m), Romeo Lavia (£58m), Matheus Nunes (£53m) and Moussa Diaby (£52m) all miss out, too. Brennan Johnson (£50m), Cole Palmer (£42.5m), James Maddison (£45m) and Alexis Mac Allister (£40m) were among the other big-money movers before the transfer window slammed shut. Overseas, Jude Bellingham's £115m switch from Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid was the biggest d){kind=link}
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DECLAN RICE and Moises Caicedo form a mega-money midfield in the Premier League’s most expensive XI from this summer’s transfer window.
England’s top-flight clubs spent a whopping £2.44billion on new players – with Chelsea once again splashing the most.
Todd Boehly stumped up a staggering £434million to bring in 12 new first-team stars.
A quarter of that went on Caicedo alone, with the Blues paying Brighton a new British transfer record fee of £115m including add-ons for the Ecuadorian midfielder.