Mallorca Sets Transfer Record Despite Drop

Real Mallorca, the Spanish club, set a record in the summer transfer market, earning €64.2 million from the sale of its players despite being relegated from La Liga. This increase followed the sale of Portuguese midfielder Samo Costa to Al-Nassr Saudi Arabia for €22 million, making it the club’s second-biggest sale in history after Kang-In Lee's transfer to Paris Saint-Germain in 2023 for nearly the same amount. This sale brought the club’s total transfer income to a record high, surpassing Villarreal, which earned €39.2 million from player sales after its relegation in 2012. The season also featured other notable sales, including Muriqi to Fenerbahçe for €15.5 million, Jan Vertonghen to Club Brugge for €12 million, and Leo Roman to Deportivo La Coruña for €9 million. The primary goals of these transactions were to boost revenues, reduce relegation losses, and set a transfer market record despite the team’s challenging position in the league.

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