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According to FIFA's report, the football transfer market experienced a record-breaking season, with men's clubs spending over $9.89 billion during the summer, along with more than 12,500 international transfers — the highest number for such a period. The market was significantly influenced by the 2026 World Cup, as participating clubs made transfers worth over $3.3 billion, accounting for a third of global spending, involving 267 players from 47 different nationalities. The women's market also saw a pivotal increase, with spending on female player transfers reaching $28.6 million — more than double the previous record — and recording 1,406 international transfers, an increase of 19.2%. English clubs led the spending, with total expenditures exceeding $3 billion, while France was one of the top earners from transfer fees, collecting $1.7 billion. FIFA also provided the public for the first time with access to a transfer data platform, aimed at enhancing transparency as well as enabling time-based and geographical comparisons.
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