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Al Hilal Saudi joins top spending clubs

Al Hilal Saudi joins top spending clubs

Al Hilal Saudi Club has ranked among the top twenty global clubs with the highest spending during the summer transfer period, having spent up to now 69.8 million euros (298.9 million riyals). The most prominent transfer for Al Hilal was signing Dutch winger Crisencio Samveld from West Ham United for 64.5 million euros (276.2 million riyals). With these deals, Al Hilal became the second highest-spending Saudi club after Al Ahli, which spent 71.2 million euros (305.1 million riyals). Topping the list of the most spending clubs is Tottenham Hotspur with 267 million euros, followed by Chelsea and Manchester City. Saudi Arabia made a strong presence in the global spending list, with significant investments from clubs such as Al Nasser, Al Ittihad, and Al Duraiyah, although Al Nasser has yet to complete any deals so far.

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