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Premier League leaves Europe behind in transfer spending

Premier League leaves Europe behind in transfer spending

In European football, as the transfer window enters an intense stage, English Premier League clubs have once again demonstrated themselves as the absolute leaders in financial activity. In the current summer transfer period, their spending has significantly surpassed that of other leagues.

According to sources, as of August 11, the total amount spent by Premier League clubs on transfers reached 2.3 billion euros. This figure is 30 times higher than the spending of La Liga clubs and 500 times higher than that of Italy’s Serie A clubs.

The Italian league took second place with 834 million euros spent. The German Bundesliga closed the top three with 494 million euros. These figures once again highlight the dominance of English clubs in the transfer market.

The clubs’ income from transfers is also noteworthy. The English Premier League earned 1.3 billion euros in this regard. Italy’s Serie A recorded 832 million euros, while the German Bundesliga registered 466 million euros in income.

Looking at net spending, the Premier League leads on a European scale with 1 billion euros. Serie A’s figure was only 2 million euros, and the Bundesliga’s was 28 million euros. These numbers clearly show how active the transfer policy of English clubs is.

It should be noted that the transfer window will close on August 31. This means there are still several weeks left, and during this time, new records are very likely to be set. Fans are eagerly waiting for the next big deals and unexpected transfer bombs.

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