11 players in, 24 out, €199m net spend: All Chelsea summer transfer business

Chelsea dominated the transfer market once again as they completely revamped their squad while getting rid of the deadwood.

With the transfer window now closed, let's take a look at all of Chelsea's summer transfer business.

11 players in – €464.1m spent

Moises Caicedo from Brighton & Hove Albion – €116m

Romeo Lavia from Southampton – €62.1m

Christopher Nkunku from RB Leipzig – €60m

Cole Palmer from Manchester City – €47m

Axel Disasi from AS Monaco – €45m

Nicolas Jackson from Villarreal – €37m

Lesley Ugochukwu from Stade Rennais – €27m

Robert Sánchez from Brighton – €23m

Djordje Petrovic from New England – €16m

Deivid Washington from Santos – €16m

Angelo from Santos – €15m

24 players out – €264.2m received

Kai Havertz to Arsenal – €75m

Mason Mount to Manchester United – €64.2m

Mateo Kovacic to Manchester City – €29.1m

Kalidou Koulibaly to Al-Hilal – €23m

Christian Pulisic to AC Milan – €20m

Edouard Mendy to Al-Ahli – €18.5m

Ruben Loftus-Cheek to AC Milan – €16m

Ethan Ampadu to Leeds – €8.1m

Romelu Lukaku to AS Roma – Loan fee: €5.8m

Callum Hudson-Odoi to Nottingham Forest – €3.5m

Kepa Arrizabalaga to Real Madrid – loan fee: €1m

N'Golo Kante to Al-Ittihad – free

César Azpilicueta to Atlético Madrid – free

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang to Olympique Marseille – free

Tiemoué Bakayoko to FC Lorient – free transfer

Abdul Rahman Baba to PAOK Salonika – free transfer

Hakim Ziyech to Galatasaray – loan

Andrey Santos to Nottingham Forest – loan

Angelo to Strasbourg – loan transfer

Datro Fofana to Union Berlin – loan

Lewis Hall to Newcastle – loan

Gabriel Slonina to KAS Eupen – loan

Joao Félix to Atlético Madrid – end of loan

Denis Zakaria to Juventus – end of loan

€199.9m net spend

If we subtract the money Chelsea received from what they spent, we get €199.9m. The media often focuses on how much we spent in the market, ignoring the money received.