Two seasons ago, Ipswich returned to the Premier League after a 22-year wait, only to suffer an unhappy ending. They managed just four wins all season and were promptly relegated back to the Championship. Now the Tractor Boys are back in England's top flight and have decided to spend big in their bid to preserve their Premier League status. The team that played in the Championship has been completely rebuilt. They fielded as many as seven new signings on the opening weekend and beat Sunderland 2:1. And the next opponent is even a bigger club – Manchester United. The Red Devils already lost shockingly in the first league game against one newcomer (Hull), and another defeat would certainly light up all alarm bells in at Old Trafford.UCL draw: Derbies, derbies, derbies… Favorable path for United and LiverpoolBut what is shocking is that during the current transfer window (which ends on Tuesday), small Ipswich spent more than mighty Manchester. With the arrival of Argentine midfielder Exequiel Palacios from Bayer Leverkusen (22.5 million plus five in bonuses), the Tractor boys surpassed the figure of 200 million spent on players in this transfer window. That makes them the fifth-biggest spenders in the world so far The only clubs to have spent more so far are Chelsea (407,950,000 euros), Tottenham (354,700,000), Manchester City (273,700,000), Newcastle (253,000,000), Arsenal (227,100,000) and Real Madrid (225,000,000). A Championship newcomer among the ten biggest spenders is yet another demonstration of the financial muscle Premier League clubs possess in the transfer market. And compared to them, United looks ‘poor’ with ‘only’ 173 million euros, mostly spent on three midfielders: Carlos Baleba (75 million euros), Andrey Santos (56) and Youri Tielemans (41 million).BETTING GUIDE: Manchester United vs Ipswich Town, match preview, team news and predictionThe Tractor Boys' most expensive signing so far is Paraguayan forward Julio Enciso, who arrived from Strasbourg for 30,500,000 euros. They have also signed Abdul Ouattara (Strasbourg, 20,000,000), Emerson (Toulouse, 28,000,000), Abdul Fatawu (Leicester, 23,450,000), Florentino Luís (West Ham, 18,700,000), Saša Lukić (Fulham, 10,500,000), Issa Diop (Fulham, 10,000,000), Kjell Peersman (Union Saint-Gilloise, 10,000,000), Daizen Maeda (Celtic, 9,400,000), Chuba Akpom (Ajax, 9,300,000 to make his loan permanent), Cedric Kipre (Reims, 4,500,000) and Kyan van Velzen (Volendam, 4,000,000).PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 2FridayCrystal Palace – Manchester City 1-4 (0-1)/Donnarumma 56 og – Haaland 17, 84, Cherki 54, 59/SaturdayLiverpool – Nottingham Forest 2-2 (0-1)/Isak 60, Munoz 82 – Ndoye 24, Gibbs-White 70 pen/Bournemouth – Everton 1-1 (1-0)/Scott 41 – Tarkowski 90+1/Coventry – Hull 0-1 (0-0)/Millar 82/Tottenham – Newcastle 0-2 (0-0)/Elanga 62, Wissa 72/Sunday16.00: (1.90) Chelsea (3.50) Brighton (4.10)16.00: (2.65) Leeds (3.20) Brentford (2.75)16.00: (2.50) Sunderland (3.25) Fulham (2.90)18.30: (1.38) Manchester United (4.80) Ipswich (7.30)Monday22.00: (6.25) Aston Villa (4.00) Arsenal (1.55)***odds are subject to change***