Premier League transfer window's biggest loser clear amid Liverpool and Arsenal debate

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Hectic, tantalising, dramatic, agonising - take your pick.

But one word sums it up best, especially for the Premier League: expensive.

And who had the worst?

We asked some of Mirror Football's writers to give their verdicts for this week's Big Debate.

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Best - Everton

I really like what David Moyes has done this summer.

That alongside other stellar buys like Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong.

Worst - Brentford

The worst window would've been Newcastle had they not got two strikers through the door late on.

Fortunately, Spurs had already signed a Premier League-proven playmaker in Mohammed Kudus, while I'm hoping that Randal Kolo Muani can show what he's made of after a decent loan spell with Juventus.

Yoane Wissa and Thomas Frank both left Brentford behind this summer(Image: PA)

Worst - Brentford

My choice for the worst window is Brentford - again, partly because they lost Frank.

Regis Le Bris knew stepping up to the Premier League that a major revamp was needed if the Black Cats had any real hopes to remain in the English top flight at the end of 2025/26 and Kyril Louis-Dreyfus has backed his man while Kristjaan Speakman has worked tirelessly in his recruitment drive.

Sunderland have welcomed 14 fresh faces this summer if you include Enzo Le fee, and now have a squad which could finish mid-table if they are able to gel.

Worst - Fulham

The biggest losers are surely Fulham, given they've only welcomed Kevin and Benjamin Lecompte permanently, and Samuel Chukwueze on loan while losing the likes of Andreas Pereira and Martial Godo.

They are also without Reiss Nelson, who will be a big miss.

Fulham made the least signings of any Premier League club(Image: Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)

Best - Arsenal and Liverpool

Arsenal and Liverpool were the pre-eminent spenders of this summer.