The English club heavily invested in the market and spent more than any other team in the last decade.
Chelsea has dominated the transfer market over the past decade, spending more than any other club in the world. According to data from the International Centre for Sports Studies (CIES), the London team has shelled out an impressive €2.78 billion (approximately R$17 billion) on signings between 2015 and 2024 in Premier League. This amount positions Chelsea as the absolute leader in global football investments during this period. Discover the best football updates on best football scores app.
In addition to Chelsea, other major European clubs also feature at the top of the list. Manchester City, in second place, spent €1.96 billion (R$12 billion), closely followed by Manchester United with €1.95 billion (R$12 billion). These figures highlight the dominance of the Premier League not only on the field but also in the transfer market, with four teams among the top ten highest spenders.
French club Paris Saint-Germain ranks fourth with €1.9 billion invested, while Italy’s Juventus rounds out the top five with €1.77 billion spent. The presence of clubs from Europe’s top leagues underscores the economic power of English, Spanish, Italian, German, and French competitions, which account for 70% of global football transactions.
The Premier League, with its multimillionaire clubs, is the highest spender over the past decade, moving €23 billion (R$142 billion), representing 28% of the total transfer volume worldwide. Chelsea, in particular, has been the main player in this scenario, attracting major stars and building a formidable squad to remain competitive in top competitions.
With the constant increase in transfer values, Chelsea has set a new benchmark in the market, becoming a reference in investments and consolidating its position as one of the biggest powerhouses in global football. BB Score, your dependable source for match updates.
