Biggest Spending Managers. Guess Who's Top?

[Dbbear]

What is that per season and net spend? Plus with inflation. Think most folks would’ve guessed what it’s shown.

 

[Chenko]

I don't think that matters, Ferguson's largest transfers were £30m for Berbatov and Ferdinand and £27m for Rooney. In the market since he retired you would be looking at £80m+ for Ferdinand and £100m+ on Rooney.

I wonder how Fergie's spend would compare with inflation taken in to account.

 

[Glendonagasaki]

Mental that pep is second and his highest is still ibrahimovic.

 

[Gio#56]

i predicted mourinho but suprised to see wenger in top 6

 

[truebluesince82]

Not taking into account over how many years and teams plus doubt very much they had anything to do with the majority of signings.

 

[reyna12]

Would be more interesting if someone like Mark Hughes was on the list. Top managers at top clubs buying top players for top money isn't really a shock.

 

[turks]

still can’t get over spurs going for josé.... daniel levy’s a tight whure

 

[Cooperfan]

I predict SG will be on a similar list in two decades time.

 

[Theportyunionjack]

Where does Ferguson come on that list?

Keeping in mind crazy football inflation over the past few years, the fact he's nowhere near it says a lot.

I wonder where Smith and Advocacy would have featured if that list was compiled in 1999.

 

[Bearnecessities]

Surprised at how low Peps biggest buy is tbh.

 

[Deleted member 10704]

I wonder how much of these obscene sums is still debt? I find it hard to understand how such extravagance makes economic sense. Aren't clubs such as Man U and Real Madrid massively in debt?

 

[steveski]

Obscene amounts of money and they have the cheek to charge extortionate season ticket prices

 

[MarkWalters11]

wonder how much Mino Raiola has pocketed from these deals.

 

[Eastcoastbear]

Obscene amounts of money.