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Football and money have always had an intimate relationship and it has only grown more obvious and grotesque since the dawn of the Premier League. Last summer saw Premier League clubs spend a remarkable and frankly obscene amount of money in the transfer market, creating a new division record in the process. But this record did not stand for long and has already been toppled by this summer’s investments. Premier League clubs have forked out just shy of £2bn already this summer, with little under a week of the transfer window remaining. With the insane and hectic spending of deadline day still to come, this total is likely to increase significantly in the coming days. The truly unbelievab

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