Football Manager 2023 transfer budgets: Man Utd, Madrid, PSG & Europe's big clubs

James Shearman
James Shearman
  • Updated: 23 May 2023 08:46 CDT
  • 3 min read
Enzo Fernandez, Chelsea, 2022/23
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The Football Manager 2023 winter update has now been released, with over three million database changes.

These include new features, gameplay improvements and updates to squads after the January transfer window.

In line with updated squads, each club's transfer budgets have now changed as a result of their business in the window.

READ MORE: Look at the transfer budgets from Football Manager 2022 here.

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So, here at FootballTransfers, we have compiled a list of the starting transfer and wage budgets of every Premier League team, as well as Europe's top teams.

Football Manager 2023 Premier League transfer budgets

ClubTransfer Budget (£)Wage Budget (£)
Arsenal4m2.24m
Aston Villa19m2.21m
Bournemouth1m1.07m
Brentford7m1.2m
Brighton72m1.3m
Chelsea20m4.6m
Crystal Palace3m1.55m
Everton32m2.1m
Fulham2m1.28m
Leeds3m1.32
Leicester22m2.45m
Liverpool5m4.26m
Man Utd15m5.46m
Man City98m4.77m
Newcastle41m2.66m
Nottingham Forest1.5m1.47m
Southampton2m1.43m
Tottenham19m2.95m
West Ham14m1.96m
Wolves3m1.49m

Manchester City's transfer budget of £98 million is the highest in the Premier League, having lowered their spending in recent years.

Meanwhile Chelsea have a budget of just £20m on the back of a record-breaking January window under new ownership.

The most surprising figure is the £72m available to Brighton managers on FM23, though it makes sense after the sales of Marc Cucurella and Yves Bissouma.

As for wage budgets, Man Utd's comes in at the highest, with the club having £5.46m per week to spend on player salaries.

Football Manager 2023 Europe's big clubs transfer budgets

ClubTransfer Budget (£)Wage Budget (£)
Atletico818k2.99m
Barcelona0m3.81m
Bayern17.24m4.89m
Benfica2.16m734k
Dortmund8.62m2.33m
Inter14.66m2.52m
Juventus15.6m3.24m
Leipzig17.24m1.72m
Leverkusen6.9m1.33m
Lyon8.62m1.02m
Marseille2.59m1.14m
Milan16.98m1.64m
Napoli14.74m1.35m
Porto4.31m613k
PSG71m5.81m
Real Madrid103.46m4.71m
Sevilla4.31m1.33m
Sporting7m590k

Real Madrid missed out on Kylian Mbappe in the summer transfer window, and he will be nearly impossible to sign now, but Los Blancos have the funds to go after almost every other star on the game.

Likewise, PSG have the necessary budget to add to an already star-studded squad in the transfer market.

The financial predicament that Barcelona find themselves in is represented well on the new game.

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