Want to build a dream team without penny-pinching? Football Manager 26 lets you manage clubs with massive war chests. From Saudi powerhouses to Premier League giants, these teams have the financial muscle to sign virtually anyone.
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Which Clubs Can Splash the Cash?
Al-Hilal tops the charts with a staggering £140 million transfer budget, thanks to Saudi Arabia‘s deep pockets. Surprisingly, Brighton claims second place with £100 million—proof that smart recruitment pays off. The Seagulls’ strategy of buying low and selling high has left them flush with cash.
Top 10 Transfer Budgets
| Club | League | Transfer Budget | Wage Budget |
|---|---|---|---|
| Al-Hilal | Saudi Pro League | £140m | £5m |
| Brighton | Premier League | £100m | £260k |
| Al-Ittihad | Saudi Pro League | £90m | £5m |
| Al-Nassr | Saudi Pro League | £75m | £5m |
| Al-Ahli | Saudi Pro League | £70m | £5m |
| Barcelona | La Liga | £56m | £5m |
| Brentford | Premier League | £55m | £160k |
| Sporting CP | Primeira Liga | £52m | £91k |
| Man City | Premier League | £47m | £700k |
| Newcastle | Premier League | £46m | £200k |
Four Saudi clubs dominate the top five, while traditional giants like Barcelona, Real Madrid, and PSG feature prominently. Brentford’s £55 million stems from big-money sales of Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa.
Unexpected entries include Brazilian clubs Botafogo (£27m) and Flamengo (£20m), boosted by FIFA Club World Cup participation fees and recent continental success. Even Championship sides like Ipswich Town (£25m) and Southampton (£20m) make the cut.
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FAQs
Which club has the biggest transfer budget in Football Manager 26?
Al-Hilal leads with £140 million, followed by Brighton with £100 million.
Can you increase transfer budgets in the game?
Yes, using the FM26 Editor you can modify any club’s transfer budget.
