Which clubs did Man City's 'inflated' money flow to in transfer market?
Summary
Between 2009 and 2018, Manchester City spent about £1.2 billion on player transfers, making them the biggest spenders in that time. The club was found guilty of financial rule-breaking connected to inflated accounts, which likely helped fund their spending spree. The money went to 46 clubs across 19 countries, especially in the Premier League and other top European leagues.Key Facts
- Manchester City spent around £1.2 billion on player transfers from 2009 to 2018.
- An independent commission found the club guilty of inflating its accounts by more than £900 million.
- The club paid transfer fees to 46 different clubs in 19 national leagues.
- About a quarter of the transfer money went to English Premier League clubs.
- Clubs that received big fees from City included teams from La Liga and Bundesliga as well.
- Spending by Manchester City raised prices in the global football transfer market.
- Some clubs that got large fees did not improve much in their performance afterward.
- Manchester City has confirmed they will appeal against the guilty verdict regarding financial rules.
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