Bournemouth spent more than Real Madrid

I'd like to see a breadown of where our net figure came from?

We certainly received 12m Euros for Akpom, probably 3m Euros for Payero and we received an unknown fee for Bola - that would mean (based on the table figure) we have spent at least 21m Euros in transfer fees which I would love to know the break down of.
 
I'd like to see a breadown of where our net figure came from?

We certainly received 12m Euros for Akpom, probably 3m Euros for Payero and we received an unknown fee for Bola - that would mean (based on the table figure) we have spent at least 21m Euros in transfer fees which I would love to know the break down of.
based on transfermerkt.. so doesn't include undisclosed fees I guess.. looks about right
 
I'd like to see a breadown of where our net figure came from?

We certainly received 12m Euros for Akpom, probably 3m Euros for Payero and we received an unknown fee for Bola - that would mean (based on the table figure) we have spent at least 21m Euros in transfer fees which I would love to know the break down of.

Isn't the table saying we've spent around 9.5m Euros on fees but have received closer to 12 Euros in player sales? So we've spent less than we've recouped in fees. West Brom seem to have problems with debt at the moment so I guess they have a low outlay on player fees and have had to sell instead.
 
Rather alarming for the fans of some clubs that they really have spent enough to buy the league, but left the trophy in the shop and walked out.
 
Isn't the table saying we've spent around 9.5m Euros on fees but have received closer to 12 Euros in player sales? So we've spent less than we've recouped in fees. West Brom seem to have problems with debt at the moment so I guess they have a low outlay on player fees and have had to sell instead.
BT - Its hard to to tell which is first sales or purchases as there is no explanation or title.

You are probably right though if Southampton sold a lot more than they bought.

So Stoke were the biggest net spenders.
 
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