Relentlessly approaching the new Champions League season, the biggest spenders of the last five years are announced. These are the teams that spend significantly more money than they earn. This summer, Paris Saint-Germain, who spent an incredible €222 million on Neymar, climbed to the top of the list, but it's not the French who became leaders. The biggest spenders are both Manchester teams. The balance of the "Man City" team is incredible - they have spent £633.88 million more than they have earned. The "Man Utd" team can also boast of "impressive numbers" - £569.07 million. The biggest Champions League spenders of this season (balance of the last five years) 1. "Man City" (-£633.88 million) 2. "Man Utd" (-£569.07) 3. PSG (-£507.7) 4. "Barcelona" (-£226.17) 5. "Bayern" (-£165.85) 6. "Leipzig" (-£161.13) 7. "Chelsea" (-£153.38) 8. "Liverpool" (-£150.51) 9. "Juventus" (-£121.07) 10. "Napoli" (-£102.52) And the teams that have earned the most and serve as examples of how to conduct business have become representatives of Portugal - Lisbon's "Benfica" (+£332.24 million) and "Porto" (+£215.74). Nearby is also Lisbon's "Sporting" (+£102.3).
