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Top 10 European clubs with highest transfer spending in 2026 •FULL LIST

The FrontierThe FrontierAugust 27, 2026 231 Minutes read0

Chelsea currently lead the list of clubs with the highest transfer spending in the 2026 summer transfer window, having spent €407.95 million on new players, according to Planet Football today.

Tottenham Hotspur are second with €354.7 million, while Arsenal occupy third place after spending €227.1 million.

Real Madrid rank fourth with €225 million, followed by Ipswich Town with €178.35 million.

Manchester United are sixth with €173.2 million, while AC Milan occupy seventh place with €160.85 million.

Juventus are eighth after spending €157.95 million, followed by Coventry City with €148.55 million.

Roma complete the top 10 with an expenditure of €123.5 million.

FULL LIST: 

1. Chelsea

Expenditure: €407.95 million

Income: €218.1 million

Net spend: €189.85 million

2. Tottenham Hotspur

Expenditure: €354.7 million

Income: €165.55 million

Net spend: €189.15 million

3. Arsenal

Expenditure: €227.1 million

Income: €46.15 million

Net spend: €180.95 million

4. Real Madrid

Expenditure: €225 million

Income: €58.5 million

Net spend: €166.5 million

5. Ipswich Town

Expenditure: €178.35 million

Income: €19.36 million

Net spend: €158.99 million

6. Manchester United

Expenditure: €173.2 million

Income: €52.15 million

Net spend: €121.05 million

7. AC Milan

Expenditure: €160.85 million

Income: €47.5 million

Net spend: €113.35 million

8. Juventus

Expenditure: €157.95 million

Income: €24.4 million

Net spend: €133.55 million

9. Coventry City

Expenditure: €148.55 million

Income: €5.15 million

Net spend: €143.4 million

10. Roma

Expenditure: €123.5 million

Income: €14.3 million

Net spend: €109.2 million

Chelsea’s €407.95 million expenditure makes them the biggest spenders among the 10 clubs, while Tottenham are the only other side to have spent more than €350 million.

The figures could still change as clubs continue to make signings and sales before the closure of the 2026 summer transfer window.

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