According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, a total of €7.4 billion has been invested in the top 5 leagues during this summer's transfer window, with the Premier League alone accounting for 55% of that figure, as its 20 clubs spent a combined €4.13 billion. Serie A's total investment in new players has surpassed Bundesliga, La Liga, and Ligue 1.

22-year-old Brazilian winger Sávio Moreira de Oliveira has decided to leave Manchester City. He is reverting to his full name "Sávio" after using "Savinho," the name by which he became known during his breakthrough season at Girona. His recent spell at Manchester City has been disappointing: in the 2024-25 season, he played just 821 minutes in the Premier League, contributing 1 goal and 1 assist—hardly impressive returns for an attacking midfielder.

According to valuations from Football Benchmark and Transfermarkt, his market value had dropped to €40 million. Nevertheless, Tottenham decided to pay €93 million for him, including guaranteed bonuses. The inflated spending of English clubs has become the norm in the transfer market, and this summer's window has once again confirmed this trend.

Of the €7.4 billion circulated across the top 5 leagues, 55% came from the Premier League, with its 20 clubs spending €4.13 billion on player acquisitions. In comparison, Serie A invested €1.16 billion, Bundesliga €782 million, La Liga €756 million, and Ligue 1 €609 million.

When accounting for player sales revenue, the disparity becomes even more pronounced: English clubs' net spending reached a staggering negative €1.54 billion, while Italy (negative €419 million) and Spain (negative €252 million) showed more manageable deficits. Germany (positive €44 million) and France (positive €736 million) achieved positive returns.

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