Over €220m has been spent by the 20 Serie A clubs on commissions for agents in the context of transfers during the 2023 summer transfer window, a report has revealed.
Through an official press release (via Calciomercato.com), the Football Federation has released the list of Sports Agents’ Compensation for the year 2023 with the details of each club in reference to the top Italian league.
Calcio & Finanza reports the amounts paid by clubs in terms of commissions to agents. The club that spent the most was Inter, which almost doubled the figure from 2022, while Juventus placed second, halving the budget allocated to agents compared to the previous year.
Inter spent €34,807,561 on commissions paid out to agents, while Juventus are on €23,055,874. Fiorentina are the team in third having spent €15,391,259.
Looking further down the list, Roma spent the fourth-most with €15,311,250, then Milan are just behind them in fifth on €15,274,174. Atalanta, Napoli, Udinese and Bologna are the teams that follow.
It is certainly a positive thing that Milan were able to limit the spending on commissions owed to agents, especially given that they made 10 signings during the summer window which meant that the propensity was there for the figure to be a lot higher.
