FIFA TMS (Transfer Matching System) has released its latest Big 5
Transfer Window Analysis report which reveals the figures spent by the
top European leagues in transfers and salaries.
The 2015 summer edition focuses on official international transfer
figures for the Big 5 countries: England, France, Germany, Italy and
Spain.
The figures show that English clubs spent more than double of any other country as they broke a transfer spending record.
There was a 65% increase on transfers in France this summer compared
to the summer of 2014 and a 23% decrease on transfers in Spain compared
with 2014.
This year, for the first time, the transfer window analysis includes a
special report disclosing the official salary figures for all worldwide
transfers.
The findings reveal that since 2013, player salaries have constituted
57% of the funds circulated in the international transfer market.
Transfer fees accounted for 41% and club intermediary commissions the
remaining 2%.
Speaking about the launch of the Big 5 report, FIFA TMS General
Manager Mark Goddard said: “Most of the transfers discussed in the media
involve large transfer fees, but in reality, only 13% of all worldwide
transfers involve the payment of a fee. Salaries, though, are part of
every single contract.
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