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·5 September 2025

Top 100 clubs shaking up the transfer market: five Brazilians 🤑

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A study pointed out the 100 clubs that moved the most money (between arrivals and departures) in the football market in 2025.

FIVE Brazilians are in the top-100: Botafogo, Palmeiras, Flamengo, Fluminense and Atlético-MG, in this order (see the ranking below).

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The survey was conducted by the CIES Football Obs (Football Observatory).

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English clubs stand out. Of the top five, four play in the Premier League - Bayer Leverkusen is the "intruder" in the top-5.

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  • Liverpool: 754.8 million euros
  • Chelsea: 754.3 million
  • Manchester City: 556.3 million
  • Bayer Leverkusen: 500 million
  • Newcastle: 498.9 million
  • Milan: 436.5 million
  • Bournemouth: 424.6 million
  • RB Leipzig: 410.2 million
  • Manchester United: 393.8 million
  • Arsenal: 390.3 million
  • PSG: 366.5 million
  • Nottingham Forest: 360.7 million
  • Napoli: 360 million
  • Wolverhampton: 330.6 million
  • Brighton: 327.3 million
  • Benfica: 308 million
  • Eintracht Frankfurt: 305.9 million
  • Porto: 305.8 million
  • Brentford: 299.5 million
  • Rennes: 298.3 million
  • Atlético de Madrid: 279.5 million
  • Tottenham: 279.1 million
  • Sunderland: 271.6 million
  • Sporting de Portugal: 269.9 million
  • Aston Villa: 263.7 million
  • Villarreal: 249.8 million
  • Atalanta: 247.3 million
  • Borussia Dortmund: 246.3 million
  • Lens: 244.4 million
  • Botafogo: 228.3 million 
  • Bayern Munich: 226 million
  • Stuttgart: 221.7 million
  • West Ham: 220.5 million
  • Juventus: 217.1 million
  • Olympique de Marseille: 213.7 million
  • Strasbourg: 213.4 million
  • Southampton: 210.8 million
  • Real Madrid: 210.7 million
  • Feyenoord: 208.1 million
  • Galatasaray: 206.1 million
  • Palmeiras: 205.4 million
  • Lyon: 200.3 million
  • Al-Nassr: 188.6 million
  • Como: 186.1 million
  • Burnley: 184.7 million
  • PSV: 182.9 million
  • Lille: 174.6 million
  • Ipswich: 174.1 million
  • Monaco: 168.6 million
  • Roma: 168.3 million
  • Betis: 168.2 million
  • Everton: 167.6 million
  • Shakhtar Donetsk: 167.5 million
  • Fiorentina: 160.9 million
  • Ajax: 160 million
  • Al-Qadsiah: 159.3 million
  • Al-Ahli: 159 million
  • Parma: 158.4 million
  • Inter Milan: 157.9 million
  • Club Brugge: 154.5 million
  • Crystal Palace: 153.3 million
  • Bologna: 149.8 million
  • Leeds: 144.7 million
  • River Plate: 144.6 million
  • Al-Hilal: 133.3 million
  • Flamengo: 132.7 million 
  • Besiktas: 123.4 million
  • Fenerbahçe: 120.9 million
  • Udinese: 115 million
  • Nice: 114.7 million
  • Real Sociedad: 105.5 million
  • Zenit: 101.8 million
  • Reims: 100.3 million
  • Middlesbrough: 99.1 million
  • Neom: 96.3 million
  • Lecce: 94.7 million
  • Girona: 93 million
  • RB Salzburg: 91.2 million
  • Slavia Prague: 88.6 million
  • Hoffenheim: 88.5 million
  • Torino: 87.7 million
  • Trabzonspor: 86.9 million
  • Barcelona: 84.8 million
  • Red Star: 83.7 million
  • Sevilla: 82.5 million
  • Wolfsburg: 82.3 million
  • Nuremberg: 77.2 million
  • Cagliari: 77.2 million
  • Union Saint-Gilloise: 77.1 million
  • Fluminense: 76.8 million 
  • Freiburg: 74.9 million
  • AZ Alkmaar: 74.8 million
  • Dinamo Zagreb: 72.9 million
  • Genk: 72.7 million
  • Almería: 72.3 million
  • Hellas Verona: 72.1 million
  • Nordsjælland: 71.8 million
  • Norwich: 71.2 million
  • Atlético-MG: 71 million 
  • Olympiacos: 69.2 million

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