Premier League Club Spent on Agent Fees: 2022/23 Spent £272 MILLION
Man City’s spending on agents in this given period highest record. Only Chelsea in 2022/23 with £28.2 million and Liverpool in 2021/22with £22.13 million.
Arsenal was first in transfer fees paid, Manchester City was just third with €134.5 million spent for Jack Grealish. Man City not only paid more than any other Premier League club in agent fees but also more than Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur (€16.5m) together.
Premier League Club Spent on Agent Fees
| TEAM | SPENDING |
|---|---|
| Manchester City | £35,046,646 |
| Manchester United | £29,036,141 |
| Chelsea | £28,227,858 |
| Liverpool | £22,136,224 |
| Arsenal | £18,652,818 |
| Tottenham | £13,938,231 |
| Watford | £12,593,435 |
| Leicester | £12,046,495 |
| Wolves | £11,958,945 |
| Everton | £11,494,820 |
| Leeds | £11,396,947 |
| West Ham | £10,532,927 |
| Aston Villa | £9,557,054 |
| Crystal Palace | £8,865,483 |
| Norwich | £8,667,246 |
| Newcastle | £7,717,687 |
| Brighton | £6,244,039 |
| Burnley | £6,005,185 |
| Southampton | £4,941,761 |
| Brentford | £3,499,285 |
Premier League Club Spent on Agent Fees Preview
Premier League clubs spent a massive £263m in agents fee during the 2019-20 season. Liverpool forked out the most of any Premier League club spending around £30.3 million in agent’s fees. Manchester City and Manchester United spent £29m and £27.5m respectively. We take a look at how much each Premier League Cup spent on Agent’s fees in the past year.
The numbers are from the calendar year February 2019 to January 2020, which includes summer & winter transfer window of 2019)