The Premier League season is over, the transfer window is open for business and England's traditional top sides are set to jockey again for premium talent entering the 2020-2021 campaign.
While the top four was occupied by the usual suspects (Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea), the likes of Leicester City and Wolves ensured that it wasn't just a straight processional to all of the league's European places for the group known as the "Big Six." The richest six clubs in the land (per Deloitte's Football Money League) did all eventually wind up securing European places, with Arsenal, despite an eighth-place finish, winning the FA Cup to book a Europa League berth.