Serie A champions AC Milan have long been a major force in Italy and Europe.
The Rossoneri have won 19 Serie A titles, five Coppa Italia trophies, seven European Cups, five European Super Cups and the Club World Cup among others in their illustrious history.
In their quest to keep up with their big-spending rivals in Serie A and on the continent, Milan have spent big sums in order to attract some of the world's top talents.
An ownership issue eventually led to their downfall in the last decade, but they have still managed to bring in incredible players to propel them back to the top of the Italian game.
But, how much exactly have Milan spent over the years?
Let's take a look!
SEASON | MOST EXPENSIVE SIGNING | FEE | TOTAL SPENDING |
|---|---|---|---|
2022-23 | Charles De Ketelaere | €32M | €48.20M |
2021-22 | Fikayo Tomori | €28.80M | €78.70M |
2020-21 | Sandro Tonali | €10M | €34.42M |
2019-20 | Franck Kessie | €32M | €122.78M |
2018-19 | Lucas Paqueta | €38.40M | €193.77M |
2017-18 | Leonardo Bonucci | €42M | €186.48M |
2016-17 | Gustavo Gomez | €9.56M | €29.56M |
2015-16 | Carlos Bacca | €33.30M | €102.28M |
2014-15 | Giacomo Bonaventura | €5.30M | €16.90M |
2013-14 | Alessandro Matri | €11M | €43.13M |
2012-13 | Mario Balotelli | €20M | €59.62M |
2011-12 | Zlatan Ibrahimovic | €24M | €65.15M |
2010-11 | Robinho | €21M | €51.30M |
2009-10 | Klaas-Jan Huntelaar | €15M | €22.10M |
2008-09 | Ronaldinho | €24.15M | €73.88M |
2007-08 | Alexandre Pato | €24M | €29M |
2006-07 | Ricardo Oliveira | €15M | €41.40M |
2005-06 | Alberto Gilardino | €25M | €33.50M |
2004-05 | Jaap Stam | €10.50M | €11M |
2003-04 | Kaka | €8.50M | €15M |
2002-03 | Alessandro Nesta | €31M | €71.10M |
2001-02 | Rui Costa | €41.32M | €145.13M |
2000-01 | Fernando Redondo | €17.50M | €42.50M |
Total | €1.51B |
*All stats via Transfermarkt