The current ranking of the summer transfer market reflects well, regarding Premier League, where the Big Six (the six largest teams) have more urgency. Those who had the worst time last season are those who are spending now to try to strengthen their squads.
And they are, that is, the Tottenham (136.3 million euros invested so far), the Liverpool (112) and the Chelsea (97). With many differences, because they follow the newcastlewith 72 million euros spent, and the Arsenal70.
It should be noted that none of the three qualified for the next Champions League. the spurs they finished in 8th place, outside of Europe, as Chelsea, on the 12th. He Liverpoolwinner of 6 Champions Leagues, will play in the Europa League this coming season.
if the of Jude Bellingham (103 million euros paid by real Madrid in Borussia Dortmund) is by far the most expensive signing this summer market, the second is that of Kai Havertz (70 subscribers each Arsenal Chelsea) and Dominik Szoboszlai (70 from Liverpool to Leipzig).
Right now, as of July 11, the king of the market is the Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), with 155.5. Until Sunday Tottenhambut the French club announced the signing of Lucas Hernandez (45 million euros were paid to Bayern) and led the clubs to spend the most so far.
At the back of PSG there is the Tottenham, according to data from the Transfermarkt portal. Follow, in third place, the real Madrid (128.5 million euros have already been invested). fourth is the Liverpool and fifth, the Chelsea. The sixth place, for Al Hilal from Saudi Arabia (78). The Juventus, 7th (77.6). he newcastle8 and the Arsenal9th.
the colossus Pep Guardiola’s Manchester Citywho was just proclaimed European champion for the first time and achieved a historic treble, is in 25th place, with 29.1 million euros spent after
Source: La Verdad
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