The club who received the most money from transfers was Barcelona with 134m euros, closely followed by Real Madrid with 133m euros and then Sevilla with 89m euros. As things currently stand, it seems like this summer could be another huge transfer window in which astronomical amounts of money will change hands. It seems unfeasible to predict that this season's earnings will top those of last years, but nothing is impossible in the world of football.
Real Madrid expect to bring in between 300 and 340 million euros in player sales and, although it may seem an optimistic prediction, it is certainly not beyond the realms of possibility. They hope to get 70m euros for Gareth Bale, between 65 and 70m euros for James Rodriguez, 60m euros for Isco, roughly 20-25m euros for Lucas Vazquez, 25m euros for Mateo Kovacic, 20m euros for Mariano Diaz, between 15 and 20m euros for Theo Hernandez, 10-15m euros for Raul de Tomas and Keylor Navas, 10m euros for Jesus Vallejo and finally 5m euros for Borja Mayoral. Not all of those will end up leaving but the ones who will should ensure that they bring in at least 300 million euros. Barcelona will also be hoping to receive a lot of money from departures this summer. Jasper Cillessen is said to be on his way out of the club for 30m euros, Nelson Semedo for 40m euros, Philippe Coutinho for 100m euros, Malcom for between 30 and 50m euros, Marc Cucurella for 10m euros, Andre Gomes is expected to bring in between 25 and 30m euros, and Denis Suarez may be sold for 15m euros. Samuel Umtiti could leave for 50m euros, along with Ivan Rakitic for 40m euros, Ousmane Dembele for 100m euros, and Rafinha Alcantara for a low price. Who will actually leave remains to be seen but Barcelona hope to receive at least 250m euros. Atletico Madrid are already allowing players to leave, not least Lucas Hernandez who left for 80m euros, while Antoine Griezmann who will leave for his reduced release clause of 120m euros on July 1. Rodri Hernandez could also be on his way out of the club if someone decides they wish to pay his 70m euro release clause, alongside Angel Correa for 25-30m euros. Los Rojiblancos could end the summer 270m euros richer. If we take a closer look at Sevilla and Real Betis, the latter are looking to offload Victor Camarasa, Ryad Boudebouz, Takashi Inui and five more players. However, in doing so, they will not recoup enough money to bring in all of their summer targets, which means they may be forced to part ways with Giovani Lo Celso or Junior Firpo to generate some cash. Paris Saint-Germain would take 20 per cent of whatever Lo Celso was sold for, so they would not want to let him go for any less than 80m euros. With that in mind, the club hope to make around 80m euros this summer in player sales. In the red side of the city, it seems highly unlikely that Sevilla will reach the dizzy heights of last season's 89m euros in sales. However, they are a selling club, which means that they will no doubt be letting some players go. Wissam Ben Yedder and Pablo Sarabia may be two of the players to depart this summer, alongside Simon Kjaer, Nolito and Franco Vazquez. If so, they may finish the summer 80m euros better off. Valencia are another team who could make big earnings from player sales this summer. Rodrigo Moreno is currently valued at 70m euros, however it is unlikely that they will manage to get that much for him. He will more than likely leave for around 50m euros. Jeison Murillo, Ruben Vezo, Geoffrey Kondogbia, Francis Coquelin and Uros Racic are the other players who could potentially leave Los Che this summer, which would give them earnings of between 60 and 80m euros. Just by taking a look at the possible departures from the top six teams in LaLiga Santander
, it is easy to see how plausible it is that this summer transfer market surpasses that of last season in terms of earnings.
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There is still a long way to go in the window, however, as only time will tell how things will pan out.Zinedine Zidane may be left to rue his inactivity during the January market after opting to make no signings, as a total 52 players arrived in LaLiga during the month-long transfer window.
We have come out reinforced from the winter market, Ernesto Valverde said, reflecting on his side's winter recruitment. And it's telling too. Coutinho and Yerry Mina both arrived to much fanfare, with the former joining for 160 million euros. However, Javier Mascherano's departure to China was bittersweet, whilst out-of-favour trio Arda Turan, Rafinha and Deulofeu all secured loan moves away from the club.
For a club which often thrusts itself in the spotlight during transfer windows, the latest proved to be a surprisingly quiet one for Zidane's men. The reigning LaLiga and European champions have endured a poor run of form domestically as of late and a fresh batch of signings could have been the catalyst the side needed. The French tactician insisted on summer signings instead, and it's a move that could prove to be costly.
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For Diego Simeone, the recruitment of Diego Costa and Vitolo is important and both have proven to be clinical in front of goal. But with the side trailing Barcelona by 11 points and out of both the Champions League and the Copa Del Rey, it could be a matter of too little too late, with the transfer ban meaning they couldn't be registered until now. As for departures, Augusto Fernandez joined Chinese Super League side Beijing Renhe after making 34 appearances in two-and-a-half seasons at the club, while Luciano Vietto left on loan to Valencia.
With Marcelino's side currently third and eyeing a Champions League position, the signings of Luciano Vietto and Francis Coquelin could see Valencia return to the Europe's premier club competition next season.
Talisman Cedric Bakambu may have left for China, but the arrival of Enes Unal on a permanent basis and the signing of Roger Martinez will add additional firepower upfront. The club also secured the loan signing of Saudi Salem Al-Dawsari.
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The signings of Guilherme Arana, Miguel Layun, Roque Mesa and Sandro are a signal of intent from coach Vincenzo Montella. The club still have all to play for, with semi-finals in the Copa del Rey as well as knockout fixtures in the Champions League all looming on the horizon.
The Galicians are clearly a side in progression. The club swapped John Guidetti for Lucas Boye, whilst the side reinforced their defence with the signing of Slovak defender Robert Mazan. Andrew Hjulsager was the other departure, as he joined Granada on loan.
The arrivals of Fabian Orellana, Papakouli Diop and promising young player Vukasin Jovanovic should be enough to keep the side amongst Spain's elite for another season yet. Bebe and Alex Galvez proved to be the side's only departures.
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Loic Remy's arrival on loan could prove to be a successful signing for the ninth-placed side, but Vicente Guaita's failed move to the Premier League this time around has placed his future at the club under further doubt.
With Girona punching well above their weight, Pablo Machin made just one change to his side, bringing in Honduras striker Choco Lozano following an impressive spell at Tenerife.
Asier Garitano made few changes to the Copa del Rey semi-finalists' squad, recruiting Saudi Yahya Al-Shehri ,whilst the exit of Kone has allowed for the re-registration of Jon Ander Serantes from injury.
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The departure of Aymeric Laporte opened to door for the purchase of Inigo Martinez from rivals Real Sociedad. The club also tried to sign Mikel Merino without success, whilst the departure of Eneka Boveda opens to the door for the arrivals of Ander Capa and Cristian Ganea next summer.
Quique Setien made a number of important signings, recruiting experienced former Barcelona defender Marc Bartra back to Spain, whilst Ruben Castro is a boost upfront.
The January transfer window saw more departures than arrivals for Espanyol, with Hernan Pérez, Alvaro Vázquez and Pape Diop all leaving in search of minutes, whilst the arrival of Carlos Sanchez opened the doorway for Javi Fuego's move to Villarreal.
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Real Sociedad endured the unexpected loss of Spanish international Inigo Martinez, but reacted by signing quality centre-back Hector Moreno. However, Carlos Vela's departure could prove to be the biggest blow for Eusebio's men.
Levante made a total of six signings in an attempt to revitalise a lacklustre season, but apart from the acquisitions of Ruben Rochina and Coke, the rest are unlikely to instil much confidence into the club's supporters.
Deportivo undoubtedly have a better squad than their current position on the table shows. Indeed, the signings of Maksym Koval, Boveda and Michael Krohn-Dehli seemingly do little to improve on the club's current lineup.
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