<img src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/feb/Gabriel-Jesus-02.jpg" alt="" />Man City spent 27m pounds to sign Jesus from Palmeiras
London: Premier League clubs have shelled out a record &pound;1.4 billion in transfers this season, according to a report.
The Deloitte consultancy study said top-tier English sides made 40 million pounds ($50 million/46 million euros) in profit from the January transfer window, the first time they have come out of the football horse-trading in the black. Deloitte said total spending by EPL clubs for the 2016/17 season is now almost &pound;1.4 billion ($1.76 billion/1.6 billion euros) smashing the previous record of &pound;1 billion set last season.
Man City shelled out the highest amount of 27 million pounds to complete the transfer of Brazilian starlet Gabriel Jesus from Brazilian club Palmeiras.

Premier League clubs have shelled out a record u00c3u0082u00c2u00a31.4 billion in transfers this season, according to a report

EPL clubs record transfer mark

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Premier League clubs have shelled out a record &pound;1.4 billion in transfers this season, according to a report

EPL football clubs record transfer mark

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