Leeds pay £13,990,935 in agents’ fees as Premier League total reaches £460,300,308 | OneFootball

The Football Association revealed that Leeds United paid £13,990,935 in agents’ fees between February 2025 and 2026.

The span covered the summer window, marked by numerous ins and outs after promotion to the Premier League, and the winter window, which closed on 2 February this year and brought no significant arrivals.

Leeds ranked 14th for agents’ fees. Chelsea led the spending, laying out more than £65m, while fellow promoted side Burnley were bottom on £7,357,902.

Across the division, clubs spent £460,300,308 on agents’ fees over the 12 months, covering the two windows. The totals include any transaction involving a registered football agent, whether for a player, coach or club.

There were 47 Leeds-related transactions listed, from permanent signings such as Jaka Bijol and Sean Longstaff to scholarship applications and updated contracts, plus departures including Jack Harrison.

Source: Leeds Live