Ajax are the winners here. The fee is mental.
Big time, yes. The money they must be raking in over recent years is incredible.
22/23: £108.96m
so far - Martinez (Man United), Haller (Dortmund), Gravenberch (Bayern), Schuurs (Torino), Tagliafico (Lyon), Kotarski (Gorica)
21/22: £41.4m - Neres (Shaktar Donetsk), Marin (Cagliari Calcio), Traoré (Brugge), Scherpen (Brighton), Ekkelenkamp (Hertha)
20/21: £98.55m - Ziyech (Chelsea), VDB (Man United), Dest (Barcelona), Promes (Spartak Moscow), Veltman (Brighton)
19/20: £196.38m - de Jong (Barcelona), de Ligt (Juventus), Dolberg (Nice), Wober (Sevilla), Sinkgraven (Leverkusen), Kirstensen (Salzburg), de Wit (Alkmaar), Schone (Genoa), Orejuela (Cruzeiro), Cerny (Utrecht)
18/19: £15.8m - Kluivert (Roma), Zeefuik (Groningen)
17/18: £74.88m - Sanchez (Spurs), Klaassen (Everton), Riedewald (Crystal Palace), Tete (Lyon), Zivkovic (Oostende)
16/17: £72.45m - Milik (Napoli), Cillessen (Barcelona), Bazoer (Wolfsburg), El Ghazi (Lille), Gudelj (TJ Teda), Fischer (Middlesbrough), van der Hoorn (Swansea), van Rhijn (Brugge), Andersen (Grasshoppers), Becker (Den Haag)
Net profit on transfer fees: £282.02m, or £40.29 every year.
If Ajax were in a top three league they'd be right up there with the big boys the way they churn out talent. You could make a mean side out of those players.