West Ham spent £18,348,058on agent fees last season, ranking them tenth in the Premier League in terms of spending on agent fees and bringing the total to over £138m over the past fifteen years. The Hammers’ fees were the second-highest total since details were published, but 12th highest spenders in this year’s table.
The FA publish these payments and figures each season in line with FIFA’s Regulations on Working with Intermediaries.
Agents walked away with a staggering £462 million from the 20 Premier League clubs this season, with Chelsea topping the table, spending £65m.
Season Agent Fees Paid (£)
2024/2025 £18,348,058
2023/2024 £19,019,377
2021/2022 £12,030,438
2020/2021 £9,689,567
2019/2020 £13,167,647
2018/2019 £14,414,845
2017/2018 £8,387,694
2016/2017 £9,486,397
2015/2016 £2,691,331
2014/2015 £7,049,001.18
2013/2014 £6,380,339
2012/2013 £4,169,134
2010/2011 £4,436,992
2009/2010 £3,419,089
2008/2009 £5,527,548
Summary Value (£)
Total Spent £138,217,457.18
Highest Annual Fees £19,019,377 (2023/2024)
Lowest Annual Fees £2,691,331 (2015/2016)
Average Annual Fees £9,214,497.15
Before 2009, the FA did not publish the agent fees.
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In 2011/2012, West Ham were in the Championship, where there was no requirement to declare agent fees at that time.