Top 10 most profitable clubs of the summer transfer window
While some clubs stood out for their incredible spending during this summer transfer window, such as Chelsea and Tottenham, others turned a hefty profit by offloading several players.
Leading the pack is Newcastle, who generated €265.5 million in profits by selling as many as 11 players. This massive windfall was largely thanks to the sale of Sandro Tonali to Tottenham (€108M), Bruno Guimarães to Arsenal (€87.5M), and Anthony Gordon to Barça (€70M).
Aston Villa comes in second, boosting their coffers by €233.5 million, including €138 million from the sale of Morgan Rogers to the Blues. Youri Tielemans moved to Manchester United for a €41 million fee, while Donyell Malen made a permanent switch to Roma for €25 million.

In third place is Sporting CP, who raked in €191.35 million by parting ways with several squad members, including Geovany Quenda to Chelsea (€50M), Morten Hjulmand to Atlético Madrid (€40M), Ousmane Diomande to Nottingham Forest (€40M), Francisco Trincao to Al-Ahli (€39.35M), and Alisson Santos (€16.5M).
Here's the top 10 clubs with the biggest profits this summer:
1. Newcastle United — €265.50M
2. Aston Villa — €233.50M
3. Sporting CP — €191.35M
4. West Ham United — €173.50M
5. RB Leipzig — €169.25M
6. Chelsea FC — €162.30M
7. Paris Saint-Germain — €159.30M
8. Nottingham Forest — €144.00M
9. Brighton & Hove Albion — €112.75M
10. Bayer 04 Leverkusen — €109.60M