From Nkunku to Conceicao, the 30 most expensive transfers in Serie A

The summer transfer window for the 2025/26 season has officially closed in Serie A, making this the right time to count how much clubs from the Italian top flight have spent and earned.

Corriere dello Sport has ranked the 30 most expensive transfers, either in or out of Serie A.

In total, Serie A clubs generated €1.1 billion in sales, surpassing La Liga (€637 million) and Ligue 1 (€974 million). When it came to signings, Italian teams also led the way with €1.17 billion spent, surpassing the Bundesliga (€855 million), La Liga (€684 million) and Ligue 1 (€661 million).

Of the five biggest deals, only one was an incoming transfer to a Serie A giant, Christopher Nkunku to AC Milan. The others were departures from the league.

Interestingly, Milan leads the list with the highest number of signings (four), as well as the most money spent (159 million euros) and the most earned (169.3 million euros) among Serie A clubs.

Transfers

30. Martin Baturina – Dinamo Zagreb ➝ Como – €18 million

29. Miguel Gutierrez – Girona ➝ Napoli – 18 million euros

28. Nicolas Kuhn – Celtic ➝ Como – €19 million

27. Noah Okafor – Milan ➝ Leeds – €19 million

26. Andy Diouf – Lens ➝ Inter – 20 million euros

25. Koni De Winter – Genoa ➝ Milan – 20 million euros

24. Odilon Kossounou – Bayer ➝ Atalanta (permanent) – 20 million euros

23. Giacomo Raspadori – Napoli ➝ Atletico – 22 million euros

22. Jesus Rodriguez – Betis ➝ Como – 22.5 million euros

21. Enzo Le Fee – Roma ➝ Sunderland (permanent) – €23 million

20. Ange-Yoan Bonny – Parma ➝ Inter – 23 million euros

19. Luis Henrique – Marseille ➝ Inter – 23 million euros

18. Samuele Ricci – Lecce ➝ Milan – 23 million euros

17. Nil El Aynaoui – Lens ➝ Rome – 23.5 million euros

16. Roberto Piccoli – Cagliari ➝ Fiorentina – 25 million euros

15. Nikola Krstovic – Lecce ➝ Atalanta – €25m

14. Wesley Franca – Flamengo ➝ Roma – 25 million euros

13. Noa Lang – PSV ➝ Napoli – 25 million euros

12. Theo Hernandez – Milan ➝ Al Hilal – 25 million euros

11. Nicolas Gonzalez – Juventus ➝ Atletico (loan with option) – 28.1 million euros

10. Giovanni Leoni – Parma ➝ Liverpool – €31 million

9. Sam Beukema – Bologna ➝ Napoli – 31 million euros

8. Francisco Conceicao – Porto ➝ Juventus (permanent) – 32 million euros

7. Malick Thiaw – Milan ➝ Newcastle – 35 million euros

6. Ardon Jashari – Club Brugge ➝ Milan – €36m

5. Christopher Nkunku – Chelsea ➝ Milan – 37 million euros

4. Dan Ndoye – Bologna ➝ Nottingham Forest – 42 million euros

3. Tijjani Reijnders – Milan ➝ Manchester City – 55 million euros

2. Mateo Retegui – Atalanta ➝ Al-Qadsiah – 68.25 million euros

1. Victor Osimhen – Napoli ➝ Galatasaray – 75 million euros

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