sport news Premier League spent more than a third of the global outlay on international ... trends now
sport news Premier League spent more than a third of the global outlay on international ... trends now
REVEALED: Premier League clubs were responsible for more than a THIRD of the total spend on international transfers in 2022, say FIFA... after they splashed £1.78bn on players and were responsible for six of the 10 biggest deals Premier League clubs spent a massive £1.78bn on international transfers in 2022 This dwarfed Italian clubs who were a distant second after splashing £543.6m French clubs received the most in sales, making £597.7m from selling their talent
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The Premier League's dominance of the international transfer market has been highlighted again in a new FIFA report.
The world governing body's Global Transfer Report for 2022 found English clubs spent just under 2.2 billion US dollars (£1.78bn) on international deals in the January and summer windows last year, with Italian clubs a distant second with 673.3m US dollars (£543.6m) spent.
England's total spending accounted for just over a third of the global total for international deals, which FIFA put at 6.5bn US dollars (£5.25bn). This was an increase of
