A record number of international transfer was in 2021, a report published by the Governing Body FIFA of World Football.
A total of 78,742 cross-border transfers have crossed the professional and amateur games.
Men’s professional football transfer 22,779 transfer between the clubs in different countries has spent £ 6.89bn ($ 8.59 billion) transfer buckle – this is the second highest amount so far.
Record amounts From 2023 to £ 7.6bn ($ 9.66bn) remains.
In 2021, women’s professional games were transferred to 2,222, the increase of 20.5%and the total expenditure £ 12.5m ($ 15.6 million) – more than twice in 2023.
English clubs both were the maximum expenditures and transfer fees in 2024, spent on £ 1.51bn ($ 1.88bn) transfer and received £ 1.07bn ($ 1.34bn).
In amateur games – both men and females – there were 53,679 cross -border transfer, 4.3% a year and also had a new record.
FIFA Global Transfer Report contains an interactive website of 2024, External There are detailed transfer data and trends for each national organization.
About 40% of all transfer expenditures in men’s games were regarded by 2.5% deals, which included at least £ 16m ($ 20 million) fees per transfer.
Brazilian clubs had a maximum number of transfer including 1,102 incoming and 1,113 outgoing.
The number of clubs spent on the arrival transfer increases, the record of 1,100 has reached height in 2024.
And the number of clubs received for at least one outgoing transfer has risen to 1,378, this is also a new record.
