The Biggest Lavish Clubs of the Last Decade

2024-09-09 12:07 © Reuters

Every transfer window, the biggest clubs in the world widely open their wallets.

The acquisition of newcomers costing millions has long ceased to amaze fans and has become a daily reality.

The "CIES Football Observatory" decided to calculate which clubs in the world have spent the most money over the past decade.

At the top of the list are three Premier League teams – Chelsea (€2.78 billion), Manchester City (€1.96 billion), and Manchester United (€1.95 billion).

The biggest spenders in world football over the last decade:

1. Chelsea - €2.78 billion
2. Manchester City - €1.96 billion
3. Manchester United - €1.95 billion
4. Paris Saint Germain - €1.90 billion
5. Juventus - €1.77 billion
6. Barcelona - €1.67 billion
7. Tottenham Hotspur - €1.41 billion
8. Arsenal - €1.40 billion
9. Atletico Madrid - €1.24 billion
10. Liverpool - €1.24 billion
11. Bayern Munich - €1.20 billion
12. Real Madrid - €1.16 billion
13. West Ham United - €1.10 billion
14. AC Milan - €1.07 billion
15. Inter Milan - €1.07 billion
16. Aston Villa - €1.04 billion
17. Everton - €1.03 billion
18. AS Monaco - €1.02 billion
19. Newcastle United - €1.01 billion
20. SSC Napoli - €1 billion