Premier League clubs spent Premier League about 485 million pounds (789 million) during the summer transfer period, an increase of 33 percent from last year according to an analysis published by Deloitte Consulting on Thursday.
The figures showed that Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, spent their money more than 50 million pounds during the January transfer at a rate of about 66 percent of the total.
Said Dan Jones of Deloitte said in a statement "this summer, spending most part concentrated in the major league clubs that compete for the titles of local and European championships, giving her the prize money."
"We encourage the authorities contributed to football players who grew up locally to increase the wages of talented English players this summer."
He continued, "and show an increase in the spending of other major European clubs. Despite the domestic problems that delayed the start of Mwasmanm But spending has risen significantly in the transfer window in Serie A and his Spanish counterpart."
Manchester City and spent the world's richest clubs, which is owned by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed UAE 76 million pounds sterling and was the biggest two deals have included two Argentine Sergio Aguero and France's Samir Nasri.
Deloitte said that clubs spent around 165 million pounds, or 34 percent of the money that was spent on English players.
The statement said "compared with major leagues in other countries, the Premier League generates more clearly from the income."
The total spending big clubs of Italy, Spain and France over the same period last year, while German clubs spent similar sums of money was the case in 2010.
The European Union issued the instructions to the football clubs need to stop spending excessively on wages and transfer transactions.
According to the rules, the expenditure must not exceed the income from the proceeds of broadcast television and match tickets and prize money and care. Will face clubs that violate the rules risk expulsion from European club competitions.
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