FIFA Records $10 Billion in Football Transfers; English Clubs Lead Spending
FIFA reported a record-breaking $10 billion in international football transfer spending during the 2025 window, with clubs globally investing heavily in player acquisitions. The significant increase from the previous year highlighted the escalating demand for players worldwide, particularly ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
The transfer activity saw a surge in revenue for the women's game, with Mexican winger Lizbeth Ovalle setting a new record for the most expensive female signing. English Premier League clubs led in global expenditure, with German clubs also benefiting significantly.
Notable transfers included Florian Wirtz to Liverpool and Hugo Ekitike to Eintracht Frankfurt.
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