By: Ben Dixon With AC Milan’s accounts submitted in recent weeks, some figures are now coming to light, such as the transfer fees paid. 2025/26 was a big year of investment for Milan, with them again leading the incoming transfer…

AC Milan spent more than €200 million on permanent player transfers during the 2025/26 season, according to financial statements reported by MilanNews. Despite leading Serie A incoming transfer spending, the club endured an underwhelming campaign and failed to qualify for the Champions League.
Goncalo Ramos represented the highest expenditure at €73.1 million, followed by Christopher Nkunku at €37.9 million and Ardon Jashari. Other permanent additions included Samuele Ricci for €24.8 million, Koni De Winter for €21.4 million, Pervis Estupinan for €18.3 million, Zachary Athekame for €10.9 million, David Odogu for around €8 million, Cisse for €8.4 million, Adrien Rabiot for €7.4 million, and Luka Modric for €1.8 million.
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