The International Center for Sports Research published a list with a balance of transfer costs and income of the most active football clubs. Here worst seven since 2014.
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7.- Barcelona He sold Neymar for $237 million, but his balance sheet is negative, with $710 million wasted on players like Antoine Griezmann, Ousmane Dembele and Philippe Coutinho who couldn’t play.
6.- English Newcastle It has a negative balance of $671 million, with most of the losses recorded after the pandemic: since then it has been in the red by $567 million.
5.- Manchester City, Premier League and Champions League champions, It has a negative balance of $917 million, with $130 million left over from the pandemic.
4.- Arsenal red numbers they are for $934 million; since the pandemic, they have accumulated a negative balance of 579 million and spent 124 million on Declan Rice, the most expensive acquisition in the history of the team.
3.- Not surprising to see PSG on the pedestal of the worst balance sheets: he has a negative balance sheet of $1,082 million. They spent 237 million on Neymar, 192 million on Kylian Mbappe and they still don’t have international titles.
2.- Since Todd Boeli bought Chelsea it only worsened its negative balance to $1.107 million, and in 2023 its red numbers will be $598 million. Enzo Fernandez or Moises Caicedo came for more than 100 million.
1.- Manchester United lead with the worst balance sheet over the past decade – 1.496 million dollars! Signing failures for Jadon Sancho, Anthony, Harry Maguire or Paul Pogba explain why he has a negative balance on and off the playing field.
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