Leeds' summer business has seen the club add Brenden Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen and Marc Roca to their ranks as head coach Jesse Marsch looks to avoid a repeat of last season.
The Whites were not safe from relegation until the final whistle blew at Turf Moor on the last day of the season, where Burnley were beaten by Newcastle United.
Leeds saw off Brentford with goals from Raphinha and Jack Harrison at the home of the Bees, which paved the way for Victor Orta to pursue some of the Whites' long-term top flight targets.
So far, Leeds have spent in the region of £50 million and look set to spend further if Raphinha and Kalvin Phillips leave for sizeable fees in this window.
The squad will understandably be left depleted by the influential duo's Elland Road exit but attempts to supplement the current group in key areas is already underway.
Here is a breakdown of every Premier League side's transfer spending so far this summer - and where Leeds rank among their divisional rivals.
7. Crystal Palace: £0
Frenchman Patrick Vieira enjoyed a successful first season at Crystal Palace overseeing a tricky rebuild, never troubled by the bottom three. The south London club are on the verge of adding Derby County winger Malcolm Ebiowei in the coming weeks but are yet to spend (Photo by Sebastian Frej/MB Media/Getty Images)
8. Chelsea: £0
Thomas Tuchel's Chelsea were hit with sanctions by the UK Government following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, linked to Roman Abramovich's controversial ownership of the club. Now under the control of American Todd Boehly, the club are eyeing a reshuffle at board level, whilst facing the task of replacing central defenders Antonio Rudiger and Andreas Christensen (Photo by Robin Jones/Getty Images)
9. Brentford: £0
Thomas Frank's Brentford are yet to spend this summer and look set to lose Christian Eriksen on a free transfer. The Bees do appear close to signing Samuel Adingra from FC Nordsjaelland in Denmark, though, which follows their pattern of recruitment over the past few years (Photo by Alex Davidson/Getty Images)
10. AFC Bournemouth: £0
Scott Parker guided AFC Bournemouth back to the top division, aided by Dominic Solanke's goals last season. Unlike their fellow promoted sides, the Cherries have dipped their toe into the market, signing Ryan Fredericks on a free transfer from West Ham (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)
11. Brighton: £10.4 million
Brighton and Hove Albion have parted with just over £10 million for the signature of Paraguayan teenager Julio Enciso. The talented South American is highly-rated and already a full international for his country. (Photo by JOAQUIN SARMIENTO/AFP via Getty Images)
12. Wolves: £15 million
Wolverhampton Wanderers have made permanent their loan signing of Korean international Hwang Hee-chan. Bruno Lage's side have parted with £15 million for his services (Photo by Malcolm Couzens/Getty Images)