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[kazza]

Highest net spend (2015-2024)


1. Manchester United - £1.08billion (€1.3bn)

2. Chelsea - £1.07billion (€1.2bn)

3. PSG - £825million (€991m)

4. Arsenal - £661million (€795m)

5. Tottenham - £591million (€711m)

6. Manchester City - £585million (€703m)

7. AC Milan - £527million (€633m)

8. Newcastle United - £521million (€626m)

9. Barcelona - £500m (€601m)

10. Al-Hilal - £462million (€556m)

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11. West Ham - £456million (€548m)

13. Aston Villa - £433million (€521m)

16. Bournemouth - £318million (€383m)

17. Liverpool - £304million (€366m)

18. Crystal Palace - £301million (€363m)

20. Wolves - £287million (€345m)

[Lallana in Pyjamas]

Highest net spend (2015-2024)


1. Manchester United - £1.08billion (€1.3bn)

2. Chelsea - £1.07billion (€1.2bn)

3. PSG - £825million (€991m)

4. Arsenal - £661million (€795m)

5. Tottenham - £591million (€711m)

6. Manchester City - £585million (€703m)

7. AC Milan - £527million (€633m)

8. Newcastle United - £521million (€626m)

9. Barcelona - £500m (€601m)

10. Al-Hilal - £462million (€556m)

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11. West Ham - £456million (€548m)

13. Aston Villa - £433million (€521m)

16. Bournemouth - £318million (€383m)

17. Liverpool - £304million (€366m)

18. Crystal Palace - £301million (€363m)

20. Wolves - £287million (€345m)

Look ar all that money spent for winning very little for most of the teams

[Reg]

I wonder what the combined profits/losses are over the same period. Maybe they haven't won trophies but that doesn't mean they're not successful companies.
£ profit per £ of net spend.

[bunglemark2]

I sincerely hope this Musk shyte is just that - ramblings of a deranged megalomaniac

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/20 ... -takeover/

[kazza]

He knew the Beatles growing up 

I remember a while ago he said something about buying ManUre

[kazza]

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/videos/c0ewvrg81gdo