The surprising ranking of Ligue 1's biggest-spending clubs 😳
With only one month left for French clubs to fine-tune their squad for the 2025/2026 season, some have already taken a significant lead.
With the official transfer of Argentine striker Joaquin Panichelli on Sunday, Racing Club de Strasbourg is well ahead in the ranking of the most spending Ligue 1 clubs as of July 28.
According to Transfermarkt, the Alsatians have already bought players for 80 million euros. Following behind are Paris FC, newly promoted but backed by the Arnault family, and Olympique de Marseille.
On the other hand, PSG has not yet spent any money, the only recruit so far, Renato Marin, arrived for free.
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