Milan top 2026 Serie A transfer spend as Juventus chase, Fiorentina third | OneFootball

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·2 September 2026

Milan top 2026 Serie A transfer spend as Juventus chase, Fiorentina third

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Milan topped Serie A spending in the 2026 summer window, with Juventus close behind and Fiorentina third. According to Football Italia, Roma and Inter did not crack the top three.

The ranking includes permanent deals after loans and counts only loan fees for moves with an option or obligation. Jonathan Rowe’s Atalanta switch from Bologna is logged at €5m now, with €35m due when the transfer becomes permanent next season.


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Napoli sit sixth on €71.2m invested, largely reflecting loans turned permanent, including Rasmus Hojlund from Manchester United for €44m and Alisson Santos for €16.5m.

Actual cash on new arrivals was under €5m: €700,000 to loan Mattia Esposito from Sorrento, who then joined Bari on loan, €1m to loan Costantino Favasuli from Catanzaro, and €3m to borrow Benoit Badiashile from Chelsea.

Milan also made the two costliest Serie A signings, landing Gonçalo Ramos for €74m and Diego Moreira for €65m including add-ons.

Juventus completed the third-priciest deal, Randal Kolo Muani in a €50m package.

Spending by club (€m): Milan 165.05, Juventus 164.35, Fiorentina 150.30, Roma 124.20, Inter 101.00, Napoli 71.2, Como 64, Venezia 44.5, Genoa 37.3, Udinese 32.4, Bologna 31.8, Frosinone 30.6, Parma 30, Torino 28.3, Lazio 22.3, Atalanta 19, Monza 17.8, Sassuolo 13.5, Lecce 9, Cagliari 7.85.

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