Premier League spending was at its lowest since 2012 as clubs opted to loan players rather than buy during the January transfer window.
A grand total of £138million was spent – a staggering 70 per cent less than last season’s £465million.
Chelsea’s signing of Christian Pulisic accounted for nearly half the total spend at £57.6million, while 14 clubs decided not to spend any money at all.
Loan deals dominated proceedings, with Gonzalo Higuain joining Chelsea and Denis Suarez moving to Arsenal on temporary contracts with options to buy in the summer.
Here, talkSPORT.com crunches the numbers to rank each team by the total number of players brought in…
=16: Tottenham – 0
=16: Southampton – 0
=16: Manchester United – 0
=16: Liverpool – 0
=16: Everton – 0
=11: Watford – 1
(Adam Parkes)
=11: Manchester City – 1
(Ante Palaversa)
=11: Leicester – 1
(Youri Tielemans)
=11: Burnley – 1
(Peter Crouch)
=11: Arsenal – 1
(Denis Suarez)
=8: West Ham – 2
(Samir Nasri, Mesaque Dju)
=8: Newcastle – 2
(Antonio Barreca, Miguel Almiron)
=8: Chelsea – 2
(Christian Pulisic, Gonzalo Higuain)
=1: Wolves – 3
(David Wang, Ed Francis, Jonny Otto)
=1 Huddersfield – 3
(Jaden Brown, Jason Puncheon, Karlan Grant)
=1: Fulham – 3
(Ryan Babel, Lazar Markovic, Havard Nordtveit)
=1: Crystal Palace – 3
(Lucas Perri, Bakary Sako, Michy Batshuayi)
=1: Cardiff – 3
(Leandro Bacuna, Oumar Niasse, Emiliano Sala*)
=1: Brighton – 3
(Alexis Mac Allister, Tudor-Cristian Baltuda, Jan Mlakar)
=1: Bournemouth – 3
(Dominic Solanke, Nathaniel Clyne, Chris Mepham)
*Emiliano Sala tragically disappeared after a light aircraft carrying the striker and pilot David Ibbotson went off radar over the Channel Islands on January 21.