Despite the Premier League's reputation as the world's biggest buyer in football, clubs in the league have proven equally adept at securing monumental outgoing deals.
Here’s the complete ranking of all 20 Premier League clubs based on their record transfer sales.
20. Coventry City — Viktor Djokeresh (£17.5m to Sporting): The Swedish forward was sold after scoring 21 goals in the Championship, going on to enjoy phenomenal success in Portugal.
19. Hull City — Jarrod Bowen (£22m to West Ham): With bonuses included, the transfer fee rose to £22 million, proving to be a brilliant deal for the Tigers.
18. Sunderland — Job Bellingham (£27m to Borussia Dortmund): The younger brother of Jude took a similar route to Germany.
17. Ipswich Town — Omari Hutchinson (£37.5m to Nottingham Forest): The young winger exceeded the £30 million fee for Liam Delap.
16. Arsenal — Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (£40m to Liverpool): The Gunners are known for their struggle to sell players at high prices; this 2017 transfer still holds the club record.
15. Leeds United — Raphinha (£49m to Barcelona): The Brazilian emerged as one of the world’s best players and a key component in Hansi Flick's system.
14. Fulham — Aleksandar Mitrovic (£50m to Al-Hilal): The Londoners pocketed a fortune on the 28-year-old striker amid the Saudi expansion.
13. Bournemouth — Antoine Semenyo (£64m to Manchester City): The player is growing exponentially, proving worth every penny.
12. Crystal Palace — Eberechi Eze (£68m to Arsenal): Palace lost their attacking leader to the reigning champions but still made a healthy profit.
11. Brentford — Bryan Mbeumo (£71m to Manchester United): Acquired for £5.8 million, the player has brought massive profits to the Bees.
10. Everton — Romelu Lukaku (£75m to Manchester United): His 25 goals in a single season convinced the Mancunians to shell out a record fee for the Toffees.
9. Manchester United — Cristiano Ronaldo (£80m to Real Madrid): This 2009 transfer held the world record for a considerable time.
8. Manchester City — Julian Alvarez (£81.5m to Atletico Madrid): The Argentine moved to Madrid in search of first-team football as a central striker.
7. Tottenham — Gareth Bale (£85.1m to Real Madrid): Daniel Levy squeezed out a British record from the Madrid side at that time.
6. Brighton — Moises Caicedo (£115m to Chelsea): Purchased for just £4 million, the Ecuadorian brought a staggering 2775% profit.
5. Nottingham Forest — Elliot Anderson (£116m to Manchester City): The midfielder joined the Citizens as a potential replacement for Rodri.
4. Aston Villa — Morgan Rogers (£117m to Chelsea): The Blues' swoop for the player from Arsenal became Birmingham's record sale.
3. Newcastle United — Alexander Isak (£125m to Liverpool): A lengthy saga ended with the Merseysiders capturing him right at the close of the window.
2. Chelsea — Eden Hazard (£130m to Real Madrid): The Blues sold the Belgian at the peak of his career just months before his contract expired.
1. Liverpool — Philippe Coutinho (£146m to Barcelona): The 2018 deal still holds the absolute record for all of the Premier League.
