With Manchester City at the helm: which are the 5 clubs that have spent the most on transfers in the last decade

48,500 million have invested the teams between the summer 2011 and 2021. The maximum body of world football publishes figures and data that explain the growth of the market at levels never seen before, where agents earn more than ever and where emerging economic powers such as Brazil , they take a place among the highest spenders.

Going to the section of the clubs, the table is led by Manchester City and its 130 signings translated into 1.6 billion euros in the last decade. Chelsea surpasses 1,400 with 95 additions that explain part of the success of Roman Abramovic's multi-million dollar project. The podium is completed by Barcelona, whose economic crisis is also understood by 75 players bought for a value close to 1,300 kilos.

LaLiga has been one of the competitions most affected by the Covid, although there is no doubt that those international successes of the last time have brought millions that its great teams invest in an impressive way. Only Paris Saint Germain is above the teams from the Spanish capital in this table of those that have invested the most in the last 10 markets. Al-Khelaifi and Qatar have left almost another 1.3 billion euros.

That said, Atlético and Real Madrid complete the list with another 1,000 and 1,100 million euros invested in players to fight at the highest level. The dossier published by FIFA once again reveals the impressive growth of the transfer market in a football where the economic difference between large and small is increasingly marked.