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    The document summarizes the most profitable youth academies in Europe's top five leagues between 2012-2015. The Premier League generated the most transfer fees at €227 million, followed by La Liga at €276 million. Southampton had the most profitable academy, generating €90.2 million from sales of Calum Chambers, Adam Lallana, and Luke Shaw. LOSC Lille ranked second with €76 million from players like Eden Hazard and Divock Origi.

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    CIES Football Observatory

    Issue n102- 10/03/2015

    Big-5 Weekly Post


    Most profitable youth academies

    Total: 1.072 billion

    Transfer fees generated since July 2012 by players from the academy (three seasons between 15 and 21 years of age)
    Ligue 1: 292 million (27%)

    Liga: 276 million (26%)

    Premier League: 227 million (21%)

    Bundesliga: 163 million (15%)


    Serie A: 114 million (11%)

    Club ranking
    Club

    Players

    Transfer fees (million )

    1. Southampton FC (ENG)

    Calum Chambers, Adam Lallana, Luke Shaw

    90.2

    2. LOSC Lille (FRA)

    Gianni Bruno, Mathieu Debuchy, Lucas Digne, Eden Hazard, Divock Origi

    76.0

    3. Real Sociedad de Ftbol (ESP)

    Antoine Griezmann, Asier Illarramendi

    62.2

    4. Sevilla FC (ESP)

    Luis Alberto, Jos Campaa, Antonio Luna, Alberto Moreno, Jess Navas

    51.5

    5. Borussia Dortmund (GER)

    Daniel Ginczek, Mario Gtze, Julian Koch, Lasse Sobiech, Koray Gnter

    43.5

    6. Real Madrid CF (ESP)

    Jos Mara Callejn, Daniel Carvajal, Esteban Granero, lvaro Morata

    43.0

    7. FC Barcelona (ESP)

    Thiago Alcntara, Jonathan dos Santos, Andreu Fonts, Bojan Krki, Antonio Sanabria

    38.8

    8. Stade Rennais (FRA)

    Y. MVila, T. Bakayoko, Y. Brahimi, K. Thophile, J. Kembo, D. Foulquier, Y. Jebbour

    33.6

    9. Montpellier Hrault SC (FRA)

    Rmy Cabella, Benjamin Stambouli, Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa, Youns Belhanda

    33.5

    10. AS St-Etienne (FRA)

    Faouzi Ghoulam, Josuha Guilavogui, Loris Nry, Kurt Zouma

    32.8

    11. Swansea City AFC (WAL)

    Joe Allen, Ben Davies

    31.6

    12. FC Bayern Mnchen (GER)

    Emre Can, Diego Contento, Raif Husic, Toni Kroos

    31.1

    13. Manchester United FC (ENG)

    Michael Keane, Danny Welbeck, Robert Brady, Matt James, Joshua King

    28.7

    14. Paris St-Germain FC (FRA)

    Clment Chantme, Antoine Conte, Mamadou Sakho, Ilan Boccara

    25.2

    15. FC Genoa 1893 (ITA)

    Richmond Boakye, Isaac Cofie, Stephan El Shaarawy, Dejan Lazarevi, Stefano Sturaro

    24.5

    16. Everton FC (ENG)

    Victor Anichebe, Jack Rodwell, Shane Duffy

    23.9

    17. Atalanta Bergamo (ITA)

    Giacomo Bonaventura, Simone Colombi, Andrea Consigli, Manolo Gabbiadini, J. Olausson

    23.6

    18. Valencia CF (ESP)

    Juan Bernat, Carles Gil, Pablo Hernndez, Mchel Herrero

    23.2

    19. Toulouse FC (FRA)

    Etienne Capoue, Daniel Congr, Cheikh MBengue, Moussa Sissoko

    22.2

    20. SC Freiburg (GER)

    Oliver Baumann, Daniel Caligiuri, Johannes Flum, Matthias Ginter

    20.8

    Editors: Raffaele Poli, Roger Besson and Loc Ravenel

    www.football-observatory.com

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