Here is the list of clubs (Top 10) who have spent the most money on transfers since 2000/01.
10 – Atletico Madrid
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 331 | £1.23bn |
Atletico are in 10th place as they have spent £1.23bn since the turn of century, they have splurged huge amount of money recently with Thomas Lemar for £63m and buying Joao Felix for a cost of £113m.
9 – Liverpool
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 369 | £1.35bn |
Most of Jurgen Klopp’s current XI has been bought for £30m or more, so it is no surprise to see Liverpool 9th on this list.
8 – Paris Saint-Germain
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 266 | £1.41bn |
PSG are 8th and the only surprise is that they are not higher on this list having spent over £300m on just Mbappe and Neymar.
7 – Inter Milan
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 790 | £1.44bn |
Inter Milan have signed a lot of players 790 to be exact and hence they are 7th on this list.
6 – Manchester United
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 316 | £1.62bn |
Manchester United have had no shortage of money and they have made some big money transfers, even recently spending big bucks on Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes.
5 – Juventus
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 761 | £1.73bn |
Again a club who has made a very huge number of transfers, with over 700 players bought. Recently with the signing of Higuan, Cristiano Ronaldo and Matthijs de Ligt each costing more than £70m sees them just pip Manchester United.
4 – Manchester City
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 409 | £1.86bn |
With the oil money, City have signed a lot of players and they have spent over £40m on 13 different players.
3 – Barcelona
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 195 | £1.87bn |
Barcelona’s recent signings of Coutinho, Dembele, Griezmann all costing over £100m, so there is no surprise to see them third on the list.
2 – Real Madrid
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 201 | £1.95bn |
With Perez starting the Galacticos project, Real have spent more than £40m on 13 different players.
1 – Chelsea
| Transfers | Amount Spent |
| 471 | £1.96bn |
Roman Abramovich’s Chelsea take the top spot having spent close to
£2 Billion. Blues have made a lot of splash over the years as they have bought players costing more than £30m 20 times.
