According to TuttoMercatoWeb, Como is preparing for its Champions League debut and has already invested 85 million euros in this summer's transfer market.

Serie A club ranks 3rd in transfer spending

Como's strong financial backing is nothing new, but with the team entering the Champions League, UEFA and Financial Fair Play restrictions will tighten. This doesn't seem to be a major issue for the Lombardy club. Currently, Como ranks third in Serie A transfer spending for the 2026 summer window, behind only AC Milan, who are in first place. Milan is also the only club to have spent over 100 million euros, while Fiorentina is ahead of Como.

Even after Roma signed Koulierakis, Como remains ahead of the Giallorossi. Como has already invested 85 million euros, mostly on contract renewals, especially to retain Nico Paz, and also to add some substitute options to the squad. Como's investment is not over yet, with the team still pursuing some high-value targets. The fixed transfer fee for Chernobach in defense starts from 30 million euros, and Fiorentina's asking price for Muani in offense is no less than 40 million euros.

Here's a breakdown of how much Como has spent and who they've bought in this summer's transfer market. As mentioned earlier, the biggest expenditure was re-signing and retaining Nico Paz from Real Madrid, but the Argentine midfielder born in 2006 is not the only move this summer.

Paz (midfielder) transferred from Real Madrid for 60 million euros; Álvaro Morata (forward) transferred from AC Milan for 12 million euros; Luis Milla (midfielder) transferred from Getafe for 6 million euros; Mattia Liberali (forward) transferred from Catanzaro for 6 million euros; Levent Bošček (midfielder) transferred from Dunajská Streda for 800,000 euros; Andrés Cuenca (defender) transferred from Barcelona for 500,000 euros; Cristiano De Paoli (defender) transferred from Udinese; Mohamed El Fisan (forward) transferred from Vålerenga; Mattia Damoli (goalkeeper) joined on loan from Brescia; Kaki Bruno (defender) joined on loan from Cruzeiro; Robin Thaland Hérard (forward) joined as a free agent. *Buyout clause.

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