Man City guilty charges: Where did the inflated funds go
Between 2009 and 2018, Manchester City spent approximately £1.2 billion on player transfers, making them the most active club in that period. Their record-breaking expenditure significantly contributed to their success and influenced the global football transfer market, driving up prices across leagues. The club paid transfer fees to 46 different clubs across 19 countries, with a notable portion directed to Premier League and La Liga teams, but the benefits for recipient clubs varied, and some struggled post-sale. The spending had broad economic impacts on football, including rising transfer costs and indirect effects on other clubs’ competitiveness.
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