The Summer transfer window in 2023 witnessed a significant amount of money spent by clubs—especially teams in the Premier League who have continued to lead the way.

But wait, there appears to be a catch elsewhere in the Middle East. The Saudi Pro League has shown to be a challenger on the block following recent signings made by teams in the division.

The Spanish La Liga, despite Real Madrid’s over 100 million euros investment on Jude Bellingham, finished sixth on the table.

As usual, Paris Saint-Germain was in the picture with the signing of Ramos from Benfica and Randal Kolo Muani from Eintracht Frankfurt.

To cut it short, we’ve brought you a list of leagues with the most money spent in the summer transfer window 2023.

1. Premier League (England)

Expenses: €2,810M, Income: €1,500M Balance: -€1,307.04M.

2. French Ligue 1 (France)

Expenses: €900.64M, Income: €867.80M Balance: -€32.84M.

3. Italian Serie A (Italy)

Expenses: €854.46M, Income: €1002M, Balance: €161.09M.

4. Saudi Pro League (Saudi Arabia)

Expenses: €846.57M, Income: €27.23M,  Balance: -€819.4M.

5. Bundesliga (Germany)

Expenses: €747.03M, Income: €1,040M, Balance: €2,932.02M.

6. LaLiga (Spain)

Expenses: €439.35M, Income: €556M, Balance €116.65M.

7. Eredivisie (Netherlands)

Expenses: €226.75M, Income: €342.82M, Balance: €116.07M.

8. EFL Championship (England)

Expenses: €212.66M, Income: €524.26M, Balance: €311.8M.

9. Primeira Liga (Portugal)

Expenses: €189.99M, Income: €287.58M, Balance: €97.59M.

10. First Division A – Jupiler Pro League (Belgium)

Expenses: €140.37M, Income: €187.9M, Balance: €47.53M.