English club profits from player sales after relegation

West Ham United achieved a record profit of approximately 169 million euros (around $183 million) from player sales during their relegation from the Premier League to the Championship, marking the highest profit ever in the history of the Championship. These transfers helped the club raise over 150 million pounds (about $191 million), compensating for the relegation losses estimated at 100 million euros (around $108 million). Among the most notable deals were the sale of Portuguese player Matheus Fernández to Tottenham for 99 million euros, and the transfer of winger Crisencio Sumerville to Al-Hilal Saudi Arabia for about 70 million euros, making these one of the most expensive deals in the club's history and a crucial move to save the club’s finances from the financial crisis.

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