Inter paid almost €31.8 million in Agent Fees, up from €25 million in 2018 and €3m in 2017, it was only a little more than €3 million – a very low figure, which was probably an exception. A year before, the Nerazzurri already spent around €24 million.

Inter spent almost €200m last year, signing the likes of Romelu Lukaku, Valentino Lazaro, Matteo Politano and Nicolò Barella to give Antonio Conte a chance to close the gap to Juventus.

As expected, Juventus spent the most in Agent fees last year, spending €44m, compared to €20m in 2018 and €42 million in 2017.

Roma and AC Milan paid double-digit million-euro figures as well. Second-placed Lazio got on with only €4.5 million, about €40 million less than the record titleholders from Turin, who only sit one point ahead of the Biancocelesti.

The last two places in the Serie A agent fee ranking go to Brescia Calcio and US Lecce, who were promoted to the top tier last year.

The third newly-promoted club of the season, Hellas Verona, currently sitting in a strong eighth spot, play an impressive season with expenses for agents of around €1.8 million, which is €4 million or €5 million below the amount, traditional clubs Genoa and Sampdoria paid respectively. Both are currently battling relegation.

Serie A agent fees for 2019 in full:

• Atalanta: €7,307,064
• Bologna: €5,744,465
• Brescia: €505,209
• Cagliari: €2,371,324
• Fiorentina: €8,610,175
• Genoa: €5,765,815
• Verona: €1,766,492
• Inter: €31,819.411
• Juventus: €44,320,948
• Lazio: €4,499,416
• Lecce: €1,051,819
• Milan: €19,606,875
• Napoli: €5,201,372
• Parma: €5,082,833
• Roma: €23,228,104
• Sampdoria: €6,851,434
• Sassuolo: €6,158,446
• SPAL: €1,272,796
• Torino: €2,313,250
• Udinese: €4,373,223

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