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This success was aided by their strategy of acquiring players at lower costs.Other clubs that reported significant losses in their transfer
activities include English giants Chelsea and Arsenal, along with Paris Saint-Germain.Conversely, clubs like Ajax from the Netherlands, RB
Salzburg from Austria, and AS Monaco from France have made notable gains in the transfer market over the last decade.This situation
(Photo Internet reproduction)BackgroundThe financial performance of football clubs in the transfer market often reflects broader trends in
among top-tier European clubs.These clubs often spend heavily, betting on both sporting success and commercial returns.However, this
approach can backfire, leading to significant financial strain, as seen with Barcelona.In contrast, clubs like Lille OSC have adopted a more
sustainable model, focusing on developing talent and selling players at a profit.This strategy ensures financial stability and contributes
to the competitive balance in European football.It shows that success in the transfer market is not always about spending the most money but
and PSG can afford substantial losses, smaller clubs must be more strategic in their dealings.This discrepancy raises questions about
financial fairness in the sport.Furthermore, the financial strategies of football clubs are increasingly under scrutiny in the context of
Financial Fair Play regulations.These rules aim to prevent clubs from spending beyond their means, encouraging more responsible financial
