The summer transfers brought an interesting scenario in European football: many clubs received more than they spent on player transactions, but the question arises whether these accounts are really correct. The Premier League dominated the market overwhelmingly, crushing the competition from all other European leagues in terms of investment.
Jose Mourinho's arrival at Fenerbahçe had a significant impact on the Spanish league, removing one of its main names and altering dynamics in the championship. Simultaneously, Turkey and Saudi Arabia also stood out as active markets, showing growing ambitions in global football.
In Portugal, the market was marked by high spending combined with even higher revenues from transfers. The Portuguese title favorite remained unchanged, suggesting that the main Portuguese clubs managed to balance the books without compromising their competitive power.
