With AC Milan’s accounts submitted in recent weeks, some figures are now coming to light, such as the transfer fees paid.

2025/26 was a big year of investment for Milan, with them again leading the incoming transfer charts in Serie A. However, it was an underwhelming season for the club, as they failed to qualify for the Champions League.

Milan’s transfer fees

Now, the official transfer figures for 2025/26 are available, as MilanNews relayed from the club’s financial statements, and it was certainly a year of investment.

Goncalo Ramos – signed on June 30 – counts as a 2025/26 addition, which is maybe why the deal happened so quickly, to allow the Rossoneri to swallow the figure; he was signed for €73.1 million.

Christopher Nkunku joined for 37.9m, slightly higher than the signing of young midfielder of Ardon Jashari. Then, there are a few signings in the low 20s, with Samuele Ricci (€24.8m) and Koni De Winter (21.4m).

Pervis Estupinan arrived for €18.3m, whilst Zachary Athekame joined for €10.9m, a figure which looks like fantastic business currently. As do the figures for Cisse, who signed for just €8.4m, and Adrien Rabiot, €7.4m. Luka Modric also joined for a nominal €1.8m.

Young David Odogu’s arrival cost around €8m, and some of that value needs to be seen…