FY2017 our EBITDA was about £200m. (think of that as the cash we generate from operations before any finance related stuff happens). If FY2018 was the same (it's likely to be a bit better for a number of reasons) then we'd have £200m this year as well. Off the top of that comes the finance charges - £20m interest and £25m dividends - which leaves £155m. We still owe a lot from previous years' transfers so that comes next. For FY 2018 we were on the hook for around £68m (net - we were owed a lot as well). (There's also another £68m owed for FY2019 but that's next years' story.) So, for FY2018 we're left with £87m to spend. Fred and Dalout cost us a total of £72m (according to Transfermarkt.com) which leaves us with £15m. I guess that CB had better come cheap, unless we want to go further in the hole for next year. (Of course, if the FY2018 EBITDA is bigger than FY2017, we'll have a bit more than £15m but ,the point is, it's not a bottomless pit.)