Clubs paid €9.12bn for player transfers in 2022/23, the second highest ever, according to a Football Observatory report.
This value was surpassed only in 2019/20 with 9.7 billion euros. Over the past 10 years, inflation in values has reached 116% with conditional clauses and 90% without them. A “jump” that proves an increase in the weight of funds paid out under specified conditions or targets.
Recovery from Covid-19 seems obvious. A player who was worth a million in 2013/14 can now sell over two million.
The English League is seen as the ‘engine’ as it accounted for 40.2% of the investment in 2022/23. The number of central (12.5%) and full-backs (11.1%), as well as young talents (under 21) increased significantly from 12.8%.
Author: morning Post
Source: CM Jornal
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