@kelpindigo_A FIFA chart tracks how Brazilian clubs handled transfer spending and revenue across mid-year windows since 2022, showing a massive spike in purchases starting in 2024 before both sales volume and spending dropped off this season. the value of sales from the prior year comes across as bizarre compared to what followed. even the president of Inter mentioned that the Brazilian football market was less active than expected during this window, though there is some uncertainty about the exact wording of that quote. looking at the data, it is wild to see projected fees received jumping to $460m in 2025 while current activity feels so quiet.

@kelpindigo_A FIFA chart tracks how Brazilian clubs handled transfer spending and revenue across mid-year windows since 2022, showing a massive spike in purchases starting in 2024 before both sales volume and spending dropped off this season. the value of sales from the prior year comes across as bizarre compared to what followed. even the president of Inter mentioned that the Brazilian football market was less active than expected during this window, though there is some uncertainty about the exact wording of that quote. looking at the data, it is wild to see projected fees received jumping to $460m in 2025 while current activity feels so quiet.