Net transfer spends in last decade

[voyeur]

Interesting list of the top 20 net transfer spend clubs in the world over the last decade. United and Chelsea out in front. West Ham Everton Palace and Bournemouth all above Real Madrid and Forest just behind them. Al Hilal above Madrid and just behind Liverpool. Money makes the world go round. PSG the only non English club in the top 6.

Highest net spending (2014-2023)
1. Manchester United - £1,196.6m	11. Aston Villa - £414.3m
2. Chelsea - £885.5m	12. Liverpool - £395.3m
3. Paris St-Germain - £865.8m	13. Al-Hilal - £391.3m
4. Arsenal - £746.9m	14. Juventus - £385m
5. Manchester City - £733.8m	15. Everton - £336.1m
6. Newcastle United - £575.2m	16. Crystal Palace - £322.3m
7. Barcelona - £568.4m	17. Bournemouth - £294.9m
8. Tottenham Hotspur - £522.1m	18. Bayern Munich - £294.1m
9. AC Milan - £467.3m	19. Real Madrid - £277.6m
10. West Ham United - £451.9m	20. Nottingham Forest - £265.8m

Man Utd biggest net spenders over past decade

Manchester United have spent a record £1.19bn more on transfers over the past decade than they have recouped through player sales, according to a new study.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Meliora]

So United have spunked over £1bn (net) over 10 years on transfer fees and won 0 cha.pions league titles. Real have spent less than £300m and won it five times.
Apart from the obscenity of the numbers there are three things to learn from that;
1- sell for high fees as well as paying them.
2 - buy the right players
3 - employ better coaches, not just the big names.

 

[Hazi]

Shows what a good manager Klopp is

 

[BigHandsOliverKahn]

Bournemouth!

 

[tigger]

Bournemouth have spent more than Bayern Munich and Real Madrid!!

 

[Pauls_Boutique]

That’s a lot of money spent by a lot of clubs just for Manchester City to still win everything!!

 

[Lytham_fy8]

So United have spunked over £1bn (net) over 10 years on transfer fees and won 0 cha.pions league titles. Real have spent less than £300m and won it five times.
Apart from the obscenity of the numbers there are three things to learn from that;
1- sell for high fees as well as paying them.
2 - buy the right players
3 - employ better coaches, not just the big names.

4 - Play in a two club league where the officials favour you or, as proven, will happily take bribes.

 

[voyeur]

5. Stick to League One.

 

[SwannDangerous]

Fuck me, united are shite

 

[td53]

Shows what a good manager Klopp is

I've always maintained that of the over-hyped managers, Klopp is the one who could manage us or Nuneaton or whoever and improve us.

 

[td53]

Everton

 

[tangerine.com]

That’s a lot of money spent by a lot of clubs just for Manchester City to still win everything!!

Exactly