English supremacy and Saudi exception drive Shadow League revenues

The second-tier European transfer market has seen a significant rise in player prices, with Premier League clubs dominating the most expensive deals and directing them heavily. Players such as Matheus Fernandes from West Ham to Tottenham topped the list of the priciest transfers at 99 million euros, followed by Cressencio Somerville from West Ham to Al Hilal Saudi Arabia at 70 million euros. Nine out of the top ten transfers involve Premier League clubs. Meanwhile, the most expensive deal for a second-division Spanish player was Darwin Nunez from Almeria to Benfica at 34 million euros, a figure far lower than the English prices, reflecting the substantial financial gap between England and other European leagues.

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