Premier League giants showered money!

The big six clubs in the Premier League, which have set out with the championship motto since the 2017-2018 season when Manchester City embargoed the championships, have attracted attention with the transfer fees they have paid for transfers.

During the period in question, Manchester City won the championship 6 times and Liverpool won the championship once among the 6 clubs.

Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham, who were unable to break the Manchester City embargo during this period, were unable to recoup their expenses in the Premier League championship race.

4.6 MILLION EUROS LOSS

According to Transfermarkt data, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham lost 4.6 billion euros from transfer payments in the period in question, when the income-expenditure balance is taken into account.

Manchester United lost 1.04 billion euros and Chelsea lost 1.02 billion euros, while Arsenal lost 728 million euros, Manchester City lost 720 million euros, Tottenham lost 674 million euros and Liverpool lost 393 million euros.

CHELSEA IS THE BIGGEST SPENDER

In the Premier League, Chelsea was the club that spent the most during this period, with 2.25 billion euros.

On the other hand, the "Blues", which were the club that earned the most with 1.23 billion euros, still lost 1.02 billion euros.

During this period, Chelsea could not enter the top two in the Premier League and finished 6th and 12th in one season in which they could not even get close to the top ranks.

The "Blues", who last reached a happy ending in the Premier League in the 2016-2017 season and were far from the summit race this year, are on their way to extending their championship longing to 8 seasons.

Chelsea, on the other hand, won the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup and FA Cup once during the period in question.

The Blues' trophy drought has continued since the 2022-2023 season, when Todd Boehly, who is frequently criticized by the fans, took office.

MANCHESTER UNITED SUFFERED THE MOST

Manchester United have lost €1.04 billion in transfer spending since the 2017-18 season.

The "Red Devils" spent 1.44 billion euros on transfer fees during this period and earned 393 million euros in income.

It has been 12 years since Manchester United last won the league title, despite high spending in recent years and being the target of criticism for inefficient transfers.

Manchester United, longing for the Premier League title, won the FA Cup and League Cup once during this period.

MANCHESTER CITY DYNASTY FOUNDED

Manchester City has made its mark in the Premier League in recent years under the influence of Arab capital and Spanish coach Josep Guardiola.

The Manchester City dynasty, established since the 2017-2018 season, in which permanent success was achieved, has achieved 6 Premier League championships, 4 of which were in a row.

Manchester City, who also won 4 League Cups, 3 Community Shields, 2 Federation Cups, and one UEFA Champions League, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup victory, remained far from the Premier League championship race this season.

Manchester City, which was able to get the return on its expenses compared to other clubs, spent 1.54 billion euros in the transfer periods during this period, made a profit of 820 million euros and lost 720 million euros.

LIVERPOOL, THE LEAST LOSS, IS CLOSE TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP

Among the big six in the Premier League, Liverpool was the club that suffered the least losses.

Having paid 904 million euros in transfers since the 2017-2018 season, the Reds have a balance of 393 million euros in deficit, despite their income of 511 million euros.

Liverpool, which suffered less losses than clubs such as Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham, as well as Newcastle United and West Ham United, won a championship during this period.

Liverpool, which is at the top of the Premier League this season, is the closest candidate for the championship in terms of points difference and performance.