Football365 listed the biggest spenders in each Premier League season from 1992/93 to 2013/14 and where those teams finished. Football365 also wrote that only five teams in Premier League history have spent the most money and won the title in the same season.
From 1992/93 to 1999/2000
Football365 listed Blackburn as the biggest spenders in 1992/93 with a spend of £8.46m, and said they finished 4th. Blackburn were also listed for 1993/94 at £8.5m, with a 2nd-place finish. Football365 listed Everton in 1994/95 at £10.9m, and said they finished 15th. Newcastle were listed in 1995/96 at £24.5m and in 1996/97 at £17.5m, with 2nd-place finishes in both seasons, before a 13th-place finish in 1997/98 after a spend of £24.65m. Manchester United were listed in 1998/99 at £29.35m and finished 1st, while Liverpool were listed in 1999/2000 at £35.9m and finished 4th.
From 2000/01 to 2006/07
Football365 listed Leeds in 2000/01 with a spend of £48.7m, and said they finished 4th. Manchester United were listed again in 2001/02 at £58.6m and finished 3rd, before a 1st-place finish in 2002/03 with a spend of £30.6m. Chelsea were listed in 2003/04 at £121.5m and finished 2nd, then in 2004/05 at £94.45m and 2005/06 at £54.4m, finishing 1st in both seasons. Football365 also listed Chelsea in 2006/07 at £56.5m, with a 2nd-place finish.
From 2007/08 to 2013/14
Football365 listed Liverpool in 2007/08 with a spend of £69.3m, and said they finished 4th. Manchester City were listed in 2008/09 at £119.35m and finished 10th, in 2009/10 at £125.5m and finished 5th, and in 2010/11 at £152m and finished 3rd. Chelsea were listed in 2011/12 at £79.2m and finished 6th, then in 2012/13 at £86.1m and finished 3rd. Tottenham were listed in 2013/14 with a spend of £109m and were said to have finished 6th.