Only one Premier League team spends more money per point than Manchester United

The data shows that Manchester United get little return for the money they spend in the transfer window.

The transfer fee paid per point earned in the league so far this season shows that there is only one team with a higher fee than the Red Devils.

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Southampton Currently with £20,415,333 spent and only 6 points in the table so far in the junk rankings.

Meanwhile, Saints are in danger of beating Derby County for the record The lowest score in the history of the Premier League The Rams only managed 11 points in the 2007/08 season.

Southampton have recorded only one win, three draws and 15 major defeats to take six points.

Leicester City Above them with 14 points and Ipswich Town with 15 points with both teams having won 3 games so far this season.

Ipswich also cost the lowest per point in the league, at just £1,319,800. That’s less than half of Bournemouth, who are in second place with £3,336,667.

Manchester United can look to their recent transfer windows for their heavy spending as well as their poor start to the season.

This team is currently in the 14th place in the Premier League table with 6 wins and 9 defeats and has earned 22 points.

Manchester United holds the current transfer record 111.5 million eurosmillion dollars, with a team value of 794.65 eurosm.

In the summer of 2024, they added centre-backs Matthijs de Ligt and Lenny Euro for £42.9m and £52m respectively.

Joshua Zirkazi He joined the team from Bologna for £36.5 million and has yet to make an impact for the Red Devils.

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Manuel Ugarte And Noshir Mazrouei were among the others who fared slightly better, the former joining at £42m and Mazrouei at £12.8m. Bayern Munich.

Scott McTominay Last summer was the club’s biggest sale, joining Serie A side Napoli for £25m.

Mason Greenwood He joined Marseille and Aaron Wan-Bissaka left for Premier League rivals West Ham for £15m.

We saw the previous transfer window – in the summer of 2023 Mason Mount Heads north for £55m and is also a weak striker Rasmus Hejlund For 72 million pounds

Southampton, who top the list of wage costs per point scored, have signed the likes of Taylor Harwood-Bliss, Aaron Ramsdale and Cameron Archer.

Harewood-Bliss was the Saints’ most expensive signing at £20m, while ex-Arsenal goalkeeper Ramsdale cost them £18m plus a £7m fee.