According to Gazzetta dello Sport, a total of €7.4 billion was spent during the summer transfer window across the top five leagues, with the Premier League alone accounting for 55% of this amount. The league's 20 clubs spent a combined €4.13 billion. Serie A's total investment in new players exceeded that of Bundesliga, La Liga, and Ligue 1.

Brazilian winger Savio Moreira de Oliveira, 22, has decided to reclaim his roots by dropping the "Savinho" nickname and returning to being called "Savio," as he was during his best season at Girona. His final two seasons at Manchester City told a different story: in the 2024-25 season, he managed just 821 minutes in the Premier League, contributing 1 goal and 1 assist—a modest return for an attacking winger of his caliber.

According to comprehensive valuations by Football Benchmark and Transfermarkt, his value had dropped to around €40 million. Nevertheless, Tottenham Hotspur decided to pay €93 million for him, including guaranteed bonuses. The inflation spiral among English clubs is a common occurrence in the transfer market, and this summer window once again confirmed it.

Of the €7.4 billion flowing through the top five 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 sale revenues, the disparity becomes even clearer: English clubs posted a staggering net spend of €1.54 billion in the red, while Italy (€419 million deficit) and Spain (€252 million deficit) maintained relatively controlled financial shortfalls. Germany (€44 million surplus) and France (€736 million surplus) achieved positive balances.

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