Premier League feeds three major leagues, net investment this summer, 1 billion euros, Serie A, 2 million euros, Bundesliga - 140 million euros

Who is the first of the five major leagues and the first European league? Perhaps there is no dispute now, that is the Premier League. With the continued high income and continuous high investment in each season of the Premier League, Premier League teams have become stronger and stronger, and the purchasing power of mid- and lower-level Premier League teams is stronger than that of the other three major leagues, which is particularly obvious this summer window.

Recently, foreign media SCORE90 counted the investment of the four major European leagues (Premier League La Liga Serie A Bundesliga) in this summer window. Among them, the Premier League's net expenditure of 1 billion euros is a cliff-like lead, La Liga net expenditure of 28 million euros, Serie A net expenditure of 2 million euros, and the Bundesliga made 140 million euros in the transfer market, of which Liverpool's signing of Leverkusen's midfielder Wilz and Frankfurt striker's expenses exceeded 200 million euros.

Net expenditure data for the four major European leagues this summer window:

Premier League: Net expenditure 1 billion euros (expend 2.3 billion euros - revenue 1.3 billion euros).

La Liga: Net expenditure of 28 million euros (expendment of 494 million euros - revenue of 466 million euros).

Serie A: Net expenditure of 2 million euros (expendment of 834 million euros - revenue of 832 million euros).

Bundesliga: Net income of 140 million euros (revenue of 730 million euros - expenditure of 589.3 million euros).

The Premier League has supported the three major leagues of La Liga, Serie A and Bundesliga. Nowadays, La Liga has too little purchasing power. Except for the three giants (Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico), they basically have no purchasing power, and their expenditures and income are the least among the four major leagues. Betis can't afford Anthony is a classic case, and it makes sense that Real Madrid and Barcelona love to be visa-free. This shows that the overall economic situation of La Liga is far less than that of the Premier League, and if this continues, the position of the Premier League No. 1 is very strong.