We continue our look at how much your club spent on agent fees from 2021 to 2022, take a look for yourself by scrolling down…
PREMIER LEAGUE
Man City were the side who spent the most on agents fees in that period of time with a whopping £35m thanks largely to the British record £100m signing of Jack Grealish from Aston Villa last summer and renewed contracts of several key players, including Kevin De Bruyne. Manchester United are second with just over £29m by signing likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane, Chelsea are third (28.2m) mainly due to Romelu Lukaku and Liverpool are fourth (£22.1m).
Southampton had spent the least amount, with their total at £4.9m.
ARSENAL – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 18,652,818
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £16,462,480, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £13,556,101.
ASTON VILLA – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 9,557,054
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £8,928,343, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £6,692,576.
BRENTFORD – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 3,499,285
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £2,537,207, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £3.32m.
BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 6,244,039
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £7,496,038, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £6,851,867.
BURNLEY – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 6,005,185
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £4,458,520, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £3,919,220.
CHELSEA – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 28,227,858
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £35,247,822 , while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £26,183,337.
CRYSTAL PALACE – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 8,865,483
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £6,760,093, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £8,154,437.
EVERTON – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 11,494,820
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £14,071,886, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £16,942,997.
LEEDS UNITED – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 11,396,947
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £7,034,943, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £4.03m.
LEICESTER CITY – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 12,046,495
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £12,518,018, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £15,367,250.
LIVERPOOL – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 22,136,224
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £21,652,589, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £30,308,791.
MANCHESTER CITY – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 35,046,646
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £30,174,615, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £29,025,799.
MANCHESTER UNITED – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 29,036,141
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £29,801,555, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £27,560,409.
NEWCASTLE UNITED – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 7,717,687
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £11,349,953, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £9,010,554.
NORWICH CITY – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 8,667,246
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £6,827,037, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £4,908,930.
SOUTHAMPTON – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 4,941,761
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £6,804,154, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £6,900,365.
TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 13,938,231
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £16,520,177, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £12,499,074.
WATFORD – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 12,593,435
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £2,107,615, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £9,931,479.
WEST HAM UNITED – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 10,532,927
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £9,689,567, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £13,167,647.
WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS – the amount that they spent on agent fees according to the Football Association stands at 11,958,945
In 2020-21, the total amount that they spent on agent fees is £12,598,466, while in 2019-20, the total amount that was spent on agent fees is £8,619,016.
Total – 272,559,227
Take a look at the Championship agent fees for 2021/22 on the next page….
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CHAMPIONSHIP
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