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A look at the 10 most expensive transfers in the Premier League. In the top three are Morgan Rogers' move to Chelsea, Bradley Barcola to Liverpool, and Enzo Fernandez to Manchester City. The best deal of the summer is deemed to be Arsenal's signing of Bruno Guimaraes.

Dailymail has compiled a list of the ten most expensive signings during the transfer window in the English Premier League.

The transfers were rated based on the balance of price, quality, and potential impact on their respective teams.

10 most expensive signings of summer in the Premier League

10. Iliman Ndiaye (Everton to Manchester City, £65 million, rating: A)

Proving his worth in the Premier League, the 26-year-old has turned out to be a fantastic acquisition. His technical skills and vision are set to complement Erling Haaland perfectly in attack. Ndiaye has already edged Phil Foden out of the starting XI in their match against Coventry City.

9. Bruno Guimaraes (Newcastle to Arsenal, £75 million, rating: A)

The only flawless transfer on the list. The Gunners secured a world-class midfielder in his prime who is sure to link up well with Declan Rice.

8. Ayoub Bouaddi (Lille to Manchester City, £81 million, rating: C)

This 18-year-old Moroccan shone during the World Cup. As a deep-lying playmaker, he fits well into Enzo Maresca's system, but the price for such a young player from Ligue 1 raises eyebrows.

7. Savinho (Manchester City to Tottenham, £85 million, rating: D)

The most controversial purchase for Spurs. After just two league goals in two seasons, the Cityzens sold the 22-year-old winger for double what they paid. Roberto De Zerbi loves these flank players, but the fee appears inflated.

6. Mateus Fernandes (West Ham to Tottenham, £85 million, rating: B)

The 22-year-old Portuguese looks like a more promising investment. Spurs beat Manchester United to land him, showcasing their ambitions.

5. Sandro Tonali (Newcastle to Tottenham, £100 million, rating: D+)

The 26-year-old Italian perfectly aligns with De Zerbi's dynamic style. However, Spurs have significantly overspent on a player known for inconsistency, who has already made a crucial error against Nottingham Forest.

4. Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest to Manchester City, £116 million, rating: B)

A calculated risk from the Cityzens. At 23, the midfielder is expected to become a key figure in reshaping the midfield following Rodri's move to Barcelona.

3. Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa to Chelsea, £117 million, rating: A)

A record signing for Xabi Alonso. The 24-year-old world-class talent has already proved his worth with excellent performances in his first two matches for the Blues, playing alongside Cole Palmer.

2. Bradley Barcola (PSG to Liverpool, £123 million, rating: A)

The 24-year-old forward is set to be a complete replacement for Sadio Mane. If Andoni Iraola can forge a good partnership with Barcola, Alexander Isak, and Florian Wirtz, the Reds will pose a serious threat.

1. Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea to Manchester City, £125 million, rating: B)

The priciest deal of the summer. Manchester City snatched the leader from direct rivals. Despite the challenging character of the 25-year-old Argentinian and his controversial red card in the World Cup final, Maresca is well-acquainted with his capabilities.