Premier League tops transfer market with Enzo's record fee
Market reports on player transfers in major European leagues highlight the dominance of English clubs in spending, with their total reaching approximately 2.695 billion euros before the transfer window closed. The most expensive deal was the transfer of Argentine Enzo Fernández from Chelsea to Manchester City for 145 million euros, tying the previous record. A British midfielder from Aston Villa to Chelsea, Morgan Rogers, ranked second among the highest English player transfers at 138 million euros, followed by Eliot Anderson from Nigma with 135 million euros. Italy's Serie A ranked second in expenditure, spending 930 million euros, while Spain's La Liga invested 733.03 million euros, with notable deals including Jan Dumanedi's transfer to Real Madrid and the acquisitions of Anthony Jordan and Rodrigo by Barcelona. Meanwhile, German clubs maintained their financial discipline, spending 667.4 million euros while generating revenue of 798 million euros from sales, resulting in a net profit of 101 million euros. Notably, they sold players like Ismail Sipari and Nathaniel Brown for 50 million euros each. On the other hand, Paris Saint-Germain continued to attract major players, closing four of the most expensive deals, including the transfer of Ferran Torres for 48.5 million euros.
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