In modern times, football victories are inseparable from huge amounts of money. In this era, clubs like London's "Chelsea," "Man City," or Paris' "Saint Germain" have emerged, while old continent giants are also forced to defend their positions, which also involve significant expenses. Which clubs have spent the most money on buying new players? At the top of the list is London's "Chelsea" team, which alone has already spent 190 million pounds in just one off-season on players like Kai Havertz or Timo Werner. Second place went to Madrid's "Real," who in the past acquired players such as Eden Hazard (115 million euros) or Gareth Bale (101 million euros). The top three is rounded out by "Barcelona" (Philippe Coutinho 145 million euros, Ousmane Dembele 138 million euros). The clubs that have spent the most money in this era are:
10. Madrid's "Atletico" - 1.35 billion euros 9. "Liverpool" - 1.48 billion 8. Paris' "Saint Germain" - 1.55 billion 7. Milan's "Inter" - 1.58 billion 6. "Man Utd" - 1.78 billion 5. Turin's "Juventus" - 1.9 billion 4. "Man City" - 2.05 billion 3. "Barcelona" - 2.06 billion 2. Madrid's "Real" - 2.14 billion 1. London's "Chelsea" - 2.16 billion
