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Top 5 Serie A clubs with the highest net expenditure for the last five seasons

Arsh Das by Arsh Das
May 26, 2022
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AC Milan, Serie A 2021/22

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AC Milan recently claimed their 19th Serie A title, after a gap of 11 years. The Rossoneri have been able to rebuild their team to a great extent, and have a big achievement to show for it. And as is the case with modern football, the financial aspect of it has played a big impact.

To put things into perspective, here are the top five teams in Serie A with the highest net spend over the last five seasons. 

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Top 5 teams with the highest spend in the last 5 Serie A seasons 

Fairytale title win or just a case of spending cold, hard cash?

New Serie A champions AC Milan have spent more than any other Italian club over the past five seasons 😯 pic.twitter.com/8sSTItmtZ1

— Transfermarkt.co.uk (@TMuk_news) May 24, 2022

5. Inter Milan – €74 million 

The now-former Serie A champions have one of the best net transfer records in the division. The sale of Romelu Lukaku to Chelsea certainly helped the books, and their smart recruitment policy has also helped them stay financially stable. 

4. Roma – €98 million 

Roma’s investment has seemingly paid off, with their Europa Conference League win. The capital club has won their first UEFA trophy under the guidance of Jose Mourinho, and could be set for a Champions League soon.  

3. Napoli – €152 million 

Napoli were title contenders this year, but missed out after inconsistent performances. A lack of high-profile sales from them has kept their net expenditure quite high in comparison to most other teams in the division. 

2. Juventus – €321 million 

Juventus are no longer the top club in Italy, having endured a trophyless season in 21/22. The signing of Dusan Vlahovic, Matthijs De Ligt and Cristiano Ronaldo has put them amongst the highest spenders. But, over the last five years, they have certainly had great success in domestic competitions. 

1. AC Milan – €381 million 

The Rossoneri have spent a considerable amount of money rebuilding their squad. And that achievement has paid off with their league title win. Losing several key players like Hakan Calhanoglu, Gianluigi Donnarumma, and now Franck Kessie for free has not helped their transfer record. But, they have been able to maintain a good squad nevertheless. 

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