On September 3rd, FIFA officially released an announcement, disclosing data on the 2026 summer transfer window in global football.
FIFA Official Announcement:
The 2026 World Cup is not only the highest stage in international football but has also become a highly anticipated global event, creating a large number of new opportunities for players in the transfer market, with 267 World Cup participating players from 47 countries.
Among the club transfers completed during this summer transfer window, the total transfer fees for this group of World Cup participants exceeded US$3.3 billion. Both established stars solidified their status as top players on the World Cup stage, and new generation stars emerged on the world stage, with many participating players subsequently finalizing major transfers.
This summer has become another milestone transfer window for professional football, with global transfer spending breaking through US$9.89 billion, setting a new historical high. More than 12,500 international transfers were registered worldwide, also setting a new record for the number of transfers in a summer (mid-year) transfer window.
English clubs topped the global transfer spending list, with transfer investments exceeding US$3.02 billion; Italian clubs followed closely with US$1.1 billion, followed by Spain (US$940 million), Germany (US$904 million), and France (US$641 million). English clubs also ranked first in the total number of incoming transfers, with Spanish and Portuguese clubs ranking second and third respectively.
On the transfer revenue list, French clubs ranked first with a total transfer revenue of US$1.7 billion; followed by England (US$1.43 billion), Germany (US$1.02 billion), Spain (US$773 million), and Portugal (US$642 million).
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