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"Goal.com" ranks the clubs that have spent the most money this summer to acquire new footballers, with English clubs firmly leading the list. Ambitious Roberto Mancini's team has been supplemented by players such as David Silva, Aleksandar Kolarov, Mario Balotelli, Yaya Toure, James Milner, and Jerome Boateng. Interestingly, three Russian teams are in the top ten - Kazan's "Rubin," St. Petersburg's "Zenit," and Moscow's "Spartak." List of clubs spending the most in euros: (place, club, revenue from selling players, spending on buying players, difference) 1. "Man City" (England) 36.2 million; 145.45 million; -109.25 million 2. Madrid's "Real" (Spain) 11 million; 81 million; -70 million. 3. St. Petersburg's "Zenit" (Russia) 0.9 million; 43 million; -42.1 million 4. Moscow's "Spartak" (Russia) 0.9 million; 34 million; -33.1 million 5. Kazan's "Rubin" (Russia) 14 million; 43.1 million; -29.1 million 6. "Barcelona" (Spain) 45 million; 71.5 million; -26.5 million 7. "Lyon" (France) 4.615 million; 28 million; -23.385 million 8. Turin's "Juventus" (Italy) 33.375 million; 56.45 million; -23.075 million 9. Istanbul's "Fenerbahce" (Turkey) 0; 22 million; -22 million 10. "Marseille" (France) 15.6 million; 37.5 million; -21.9 million
