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The historic summer transfer window for football saw record-breaking activity, with clubs spending over $9.89 billion on international men's transfers, the highest figure ever recorded, involving more than 12,500 deals, also a record. The majority of the market share was concentrated in the Premier League, where clubs invested over $3.02 billion, despite the official borrowing figure in the league reaching $4.7 billion. Women's football also set new records, with 1,406 transfers and a total expenditure of $28.6 million, with English clubs leading the international spending in women's football. The market's significant rise is largely attributed to the impact of the 2026 World Cup, which saw more than 267 players transferred from 47 different nationalities, with a value exceeding $3.3 billion.
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