Premier League clubs spent a total of £1.24bn during the summer transfer window ahead of this season, and it inevitably saw teams take significant risks when it came to making investments. Chelsea spent the most amount of money on one player with goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga costing over £70m, although it would be unfair to make an assessment over whether the Spaniard has been a success given that he penned a seven-year contract. However, big fees were dished out for a wide range of player - experienced, potential or prospect - and in some cases, they have hit the ground running to provide their managers and club with the feeling that they have already been provided with value for money.

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Everton would have felt satisfied in winning the race to sign Lucas Digne from Barcelona, but there were still question marks over a player who had been provided with just 22 league starts across two campaigns. The risk came with there being uncertainly over whether the left-back could quickly adapt to the rigours of English football after being backup in a less-demanding league. However, the France international has arguably emerged as the player of the season on that side of the backline. Four goals and four assists have come from 34 appearances in the Premier League, and the 25-year-old has also chipped in with plenty of strong defensive performances. Everton have committed to paying £20.2m for Digne, but it would be difficult to find anyone who doesn't think that he has not offered value for money.

James Maddison had spent the early years of his professional career playing in the EFL and Scottish Premiership, but that did not stop a number of teams showing an interest in the highly-rated playmaker. It was Leicester City who eventually made the decision to give Norwich City £25m for his services, and the Foxes have not been left disappointed. The Englishman has contributed seven goals and seven assists from 35 outings, and Leicester will receive well in excess of what they paid if they ever decide to cash in on the midfielder. It could be argued that Leicester were not necessarily taken a risk when receiving an inflated fee from the sale of Riyad Mahrez to Manchester City, but onlookers at the King Power Stadium have been left satisfied with the business done behind the scenes.

Bournemouth spent considerably less to bring in David Brooks from Sheffield United, but it initially appeared doubtful that the youngster would justify a fee of £11.5m. Brooks had only made nine starts for the Blades in the Championship, meaning that it wasn't exactly the platform to go straight into Premier League football. However, the Wales international has been a revelation at the Vitality Stadium, with seven goals and five assists coming from 30 appearances. Eddie Howe now regards the 21-year-old as one of the first names on the teamsheet, and Brooks should only benefit from more time spent on the South coast.

Gerard Deulofeu has seemingly been passed from club to club since making an impact during a loan spell with Everton at the back end of the 2013-14 campaign. Both the Toffees and Barcelona have spent money on the winger, only to quickly decide that he was not what they were looking for. Watford ignored that to spend £13m on Deulofeu in the summer after a relatively unspectacular loan spell last season, but Hornets boss Javi Gracia is getting the best out of the Spaniard. Nine goals and five assists have come from 29 outings in the Premier League, while the 25-year-old also played an instrumental part in getting Watford to the FA Cup final. Deulofeu has effectively already paid back Watford for the faith placed in him, and the Hertfordshire-based club will be hoping that he sees his future at Vicarage Road.