Transfer window closes in the Süper Lig: Which team spent how much?
The mid-season transfer window in the Süper Lig has closed. Between January 13 and February 11, 2025, clubs signed a total of 100 players while parting ways with 113. A total of 74.7 million euros was spent, while 24.2 million euros in revenue was generated from transfers. Galatasaray was the highest-spending club with 27.46 million euros, and the net balance for the transfer window was recorded at -50.5 million euros.
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During the mid-season transfer window in the Süper Lig, clubs spent a total of 74.7 million euros and generated 24.2 million euros in revenue.
In the Trendyol Süper Lig, the team with the highest spending was Galatasaray with 27.46 million euros, with a transfer balance of -18.06 million euros. According to a report by CNBC-e, Fenerbahçe, Trabzonspor, and Beşiktaş also strengthened their squads, with a total of 100 players joining teams and 113 players departing during the transfer window.
TRANSFER CHAMPION GALATASARAY
Galatasaray became the most active team of the transfer window by signing 7 players.
The yellow-reds spent 27.46 million euros on these transfers and generated 9.4 million euros in revenue. Their most expensive signing was Carlos Cuesta (8 million euros, Genk). Galatasaray's transfer balance was -18.6 million euros.
FENERBAHÇE SPENT 16.7 MILLION EUROS
Fenerbahçe signed 4 players while generating no revenue from transfers. Their biggest signing was Diego Carlos (10 million euros, Aston Villa), and their total transfer balance was -16.7 million euros.
TRABZONSPOR'S BIGGEST INVESTMENTS: SIKAN AND ZUBKOV
Trabzonspor spent 13.4 million euros on 4 transfers and sold 5 players. Their biggest signings were Danylo Sikan (6 million euros) and Oleksandr Zubkov (6 million euros). Their transfer balance was -7.9 million euros.
BEŞİKTAŞ BROUGHT IN PLAYERS FROM SOUTH AMERICA
Beşiktaş completed the transfers of Ecuadorian Keny Arroyo (5 million euros) and Colombian Elan Ricardo (2 million euros). The club spent a total of 6 million euros while generating only 1 million euros in revenue. Overall, while Galatasaray was the highest-spending team, the clubs' transfer expenditures exceeded their revenues.