The figures have been published by the Football Association
James Smailes
16:40, 01 Apr 2026
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Leeds United spent a fraction under £14m on agent fees between February 2025 and 2026, according to figures revealed by the Football Association.
That period includes the summer transfer window which saw a significant number of ins and outs following the club's promotion to the Premier League, plus the most recent winter window which closed on February 2 this year, which was a non event for the club in terms of significant arrivals coming in.
In total Leeds spent £13,990,935, some distance off top spenders Chelsea who forked out over £65m on agents fees alone during that period. The figure means Leeds were the 14th highest spenders on agents fees, with fellow promoted side Burnley spending the lowest on £7,357,902.
In total Premier League clubs spent £460,300,308 on agents fees over the 12 month period of two transfer windows, with all figures including any transactions involving a player, coach or club where a registered football agent was involved.
In total, 47 transactions relating to Leeds were listed ranging from permanent arrivals such as Jaka Bijol and Sean Longstaff, to scholarship applications, updated contracts and players departing such as Jack Harrison.
Here's the full Premier League table detailing how much clubs have spent on agent fees.
Agents fees table
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Agents fees table
All fees can be seen via the FA website.
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