January transfer window sets FIFA record

January transfer window sets FIFA record, Man City top spenders
Global transfers during the January window broke the $2 billion (£1.6bn) mark for first time in the men's game according to FIFA data.
A record $2.35 billion spent during January 2025 transfer window in men's football
Clubs from England and Saudi Arabia emerged as the big spenders in this phase. Nearly 6000 deals were completed in the month and $2.35 billion was spent to complete these transfers.
Why did clubs in Spain spend so little money in the January transfer window?
The collective spending of all 20 teams in Spain's top flight was €26.1m, making it the 16th highest-spending league in football this winter
Man City set to complete deal four days after the transfer window shut with confirmation imminent
Manchester City are set to be involved in another winter transfer deal, according to reports. City spent around £180 million on four new arrivals in the transfer window, with Omar Marmoush, Abdukodir Khusanov, Vitor Reis and Nico Gonzalez all moving to the Etihad Stadium.
Record January transfers in men's soccer valued at $2.35B with almost 6,000 deals
Fueled by England and Saudi Arabia, clubs spent a record $2.35 billion on international transfer deals in a booming January trading period for men’s soccer, FIFA said Friday. The 5,863 international transfers — those between clubs in different countries that are processed by FIFA — also was 900 more than the previous highest,
Soccer-FIFA says January transfer spending reached record levels in 2025
Clubs worldwide spent a record $2.35 billion on international transfers in men's soccer in the January window, nearly a 58% increase from last year, world soccer's governing body FIFA said in a study published on Friday.
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