Suuqa xawaaraha Premier League-ka: 3.4 bilyan oo gini oo lagu bixiyay saxiixyo, halka khasaaruhu gaaray 948 milyan
Marka suuqa saxiixyada Premier League-ka uu isku dhafay 20-kii kooxood, waxaa la bixiyay in ka badan 3.4 bilyan oo gini, taasoo ka sarreeysa sanadkii hore, halka khasaaraha hor-kaaga-tallaabada ah ee kooxaha ay gaareen 948 milyan oo gini.
Kharashka suuqa iyo saxiixyada ugu weyn
Kooxaha Premier League-ka ayaa sanadkan ku bixiyay £458 milyan, taasoo ah rekoodh cusub, iyadoo kooxaha Chelsea iyo Spursna ay ku bixiyeen in ka badan £300 milyan. Waxaa la saxiixay saddex ciyaartoy oo ka badan £100 milyan, kuwaas oo ka mid ah Enzo Fernández, Elliot Anderson, iyo Morgan Rogers.
Kooxda Manchester City ayaa ku bixisay £458 milyan, halka Chelsea iyo Spursna ay ku bixiyeen in ka badan £300 milyan. Waxaa la saxiixay saddex ciyaartoy oo ka badan £100 milyan, kuwaas oo ka mid ah Enzo Fernández, Elliot Anderson, iyo Morgan Rogers.
Khasaaraha kooxaha iyo dhaqaalaha
Kooxaha Premier League-ka ayaa mar walba ku jira khasaare hor-kaaga-tallaabada ah, iyadoo Chelsea ay sheegtay inay khasaare gaareyso £262 milyan, halka Spurs ay sheegtay inay gaareyso £120.6 milyan. Manchester United ayaa sheegtay inay gaareyso £39.7 milyan, halka Manchester City ay sheegtay inay gaareyso £9 milyan.
Kooxaha Premier League-ka ayaa mar walba ku jira khasaare hor-kaaga-tallaabada ah, iyadoo Chelsea ay sheegtay inay khasaare gaareyso £262 milyan, halka Spurs ay sheegtay inay gaareyso £120.6 milyan. Manchester United ayaa sheegtay inay gaareyso £39.7 milyan, halka Manchester City ay sheegtay inay gaareyso £9 milyan.
Sababaha kharashka iyo mustaqbalka
Sida laga soo xigtay xiriirka, waxaa la sheegay in lacagta saxiixyada ay ku jirto Premier League-ka, taasoo keentay in qiimuhu kordho. Kooxaha kale ee Premier League-ka ayaa u baahan ciyaartoyda Premier League-ka, taasoo keentay in qiimuhu kordho.
Sida laga soo xigtay xiriirka, waxaa la sheegay in lacagta saxiixyada ay ku jirto Premier League-ka, taasoo keentay in qiimuhu kordho. Kooxaha kale ee Premier League-ka ayaa u baahan ciyaartoyda Premier League-ka, taasoo keentay in qiimuhu kordho.
The 20 Premier League clubs spent over £3.4 billion on new signings by the time the 2026 summer transfer window closed on Tuesday, surpassing last year's total of £3.2bn and setting a new record for the richest league in the world.
Record Spending Amid Financial Crisis
Four players moved for fees exceeding £100m, including Enzo Fernández and Elliot Anderson to Manchester City, Bradley Barcola to Liverpool, and Morgan Rogers to Chelsea. Manchester City set a new Premier League record by spending £458m this summer, while Chelsea, Tottenham, and Manchester City all exceeded £300m in outgoings.
Yet the backdrop is stark: pre-tax losses among the league's clubs rocketed by more than 600% to £948m in the 2024-25 season, up from £135m a year earlier. Chelsea recorded the worst loss at £262m, Tottenham £120.6m, and even Manchester City posted losses of £9m, with only Liverpool turning a modest £15.2m profit.
Why the Money Keeps Flowing
A former Premier League sporting director told ESPN that the money spent by clubs largely stays within the league, driving up prices. The majority of clubs want Premier League-proven players, adding a premium to those who tick the box, while young English players like Anderson and Rogers carry even greater scarcity value.
Manchester City made a £13m profit on goalkeeper James Trafford by selling him to Leeds for £40m after just one season, and Chelsea profited £20m on Liam Delap despite his poor form. The Rogers and Anderson deals, done early in the window, set a benchmark that inflated fees for the rest of the market.
Risks and the Future of the Market
The market has been impacted by big fees paid by Saudi Pro League clubs, including a potential £50m-plus deal for Tijjani Reijnders to Al Qadsiah. Some clubs like Brentford and Brighton have built successful recruitment models by identifying talent outside the Premier League, but few can match their approach.
A former chief scout warned that the money is circulating between top clubs with little trickling down to the EFL, and that agents' fees are draining value from the game. The likelihood is that clubs will keep on spending, as even underperforming players can generate profits due to the lack of alternative options.
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