Serie A clubs ranked by transfer revenue in the 2026 summer window
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Football Italia ranks Serie A clubs by how much they earned in transfer fees during the 2026 summer window.
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Attributed to original sourceMilan weren’t only the biggest spender but also the team with the highest transfer revenue in Serie A during the 2026 summer transfer window, followed by Bologna and Parma.
READ MORE: Serie A clubs ranked by transfer spending in the 2026 summer window Transfermarkt has ranked Serie A clubs by their transfer revenue during the 2026 summer transfer window, with Milan topping the list as the Italian club that generated the highest income from player sales.
Official: Rafael Leao points to the Galatasaray crest on his shirt after joining the club in a permanent transfer from Milan (@Galatasaray via Instagram) Rafael Leao’s move to Galatasaray on a permanent €38m deal was Milan’s biggest sale during the summer transfer window. The total includes permanent loan deals, such as Alex Jimenez’s transfer to Bournemouth for €18m and Alvaro Morata’s move to Como for €12m, among others.
Bologna sit second in the rankings after the Rossoblu sold Santiago Castro to Roma for €36m, Jhon Lucumì to Juventus for €20m, and Jonathan Rowe to Atalanta on an initial €5m loan deal. Atalanta have an obligation to make Rowe’s move permanent for a further €35m, although that fee will be included in the 2027-28 transfer window.
Parma have also sold some of their stars, sending Zion Suzuki to Aston Villa for €30m, Mateo Pellegrino to Fiorentina for €22.5m and Alessandro Circati to Benfica for €18m.
Honest Ahanor joins Chelsea from Atalanta (chelseafc.com) Atlanta conducted significant business with Chelsea, selling Marco Palestra for €57m and Honest Ahanor for a reported €48m. However, Ahanor’s transfer fee is not included in the total count, as the Italy international has joined Crystal Palace on loan for the 2026-27 season and will only join Chelsea at the end of the current campaign.
Serie A clubs ranked by transfer revenue Milan €87m
Bologna €86.6m
Parma €77.2m
Atalanta €72.5m
Napoli €54.5m
Sassuolo €43.5m
Lazio €40m
Genoa €38m
Udinese €36.1m
Inter €33.5m
Venezia €31.7m
Fiorentina €27.4m
Juventus €26.5m
Torino €22.54m
Roma €20.8m
Como €20.4m
Cagliari €14.5m
Lecce €4.3m
Monza €1.3m
Frosinone €400,000
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The piece provides a ranking of Serie A clubs based on their gross transfer revenue from the 2026 summer window. It compares how much each club brought in through player sales, offering a snapshot of which sides cashed in on outgoing talent and how the financial balance of the league shifted over the window. The ranking serves as a reference for understanding the financial activity of Italian clubs relative to one another.
Chance analysis
Summer transfer revenue rankings offer a useful barometer of which Serie A clubs were active sellers and how the league's financial power is distributed heading into the new season. Clubs high on the list have often parted with important players, which has knock-on effects on squad depth and competitive balance, while those at the bottom tended to retain talent or invest rather than sell. The figures also frame the broader health of the Italian transfer market compared to other top European leagues.
Clubs at the top of the revenue ranking have offloaded significant talent, potentially weakening their squads, while those at the bottom retained or added players.