A FIFA first: Footballs transfer figures released

The global football transfer market is big business, with star players swapping countries, even continents to play for richer, more prestigious clubs.

The exact figures involved in these transactions are often difficult to ascertain, but football's world governing body, FIFA have introduced a system which allows the transfer market to be accurately tracked and analyzed.

The Transfer Matching System (TMS) was first conceived in 2007 and was designed as a way of monitoring international transfers and ensuring FIFA's regulations were adhered to.



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In 2009, former Cameroon defender Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe became the first player to switch clubs using the TMS when he left Celtic in Scotland for French club Toulouse.

And last week FIFA were able to release a full year's worth of figures for the first time for international transfers conducted between January 1 to December 31 2011.

'Thanks to TMS, football authorities have access for the first time to global, directly reported data on the transfer market,' read FIFA's first annual Global Transfer Market release.

'As additional information is entered in the system and we continue to work to enhance the integrity and usability of the data, future editions will be able to provide unparalleled insight into the evolution of the global market for international football.'

So, if you want to know how often an international transfer was made, the total amount spent on international transfers or the average wage of a footballer, check out the above gallery.

Data from all 208 of FIFA's member associations was collected. Some of the results may surprise you.

The global football transfer market is big business, with star players swapping countries, even continents to play for richer, more prestigious clubs. The exact figures involved in these transactions are often difficult to ascertain, but football's world governing body, FIFA have introduced a system which allows the transfer market to be accurately tracked and analyzed. 'As additional information is entered in the system and we continue to work to enhance the integrity and usability of the data, future editions will be able to provide unparalleled insight into the evolution of the global market for international football.' The exact figures involved in these transactions are often difficult to ascertain, but football's world governing body, FIFA have introduced a system which allows the transfer market to be accurately tracked and analyzed. In 2009, former Cameroon defender Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe became the first player to switch clubs using the TMS when he left Celtic in Scotland for French club Toulouse. So, if you want to know how often an international transfer was made, the total amount spent on international transfers or the average wage of a footballer, check out the above gallery. 'As additional information is entered in the system and we continue to work to enhance the integrity and usability of the data, future editions will be able to provide unparalleled insight into the evolution of the global market for international football.' And last week FIFA were able to release a full year's worth of figures for the first time for international transfers conducted between January 1 to December 31 2011. So, if you want to know how often an international transfer was made, the total amount spent on international transfers or the average wage of a footballer, check out the above gallery. And last week FIFA were able to release a full year's worth of figures for the first time for international transfers conducted between January 1 to December 31 2011. In 2009, former Cameroon defender Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe became the first player to switch clubs using the TMS when he left Celtic in Scotland for French club Toulouse. 'Thanks to TMS, football authorities have access for the first time to global, directly reported data on the transfer market,' read FIFA's first annual Global Transfer Market release. The global football transfer market is big business, with star players swapping countries, even continents to play for richer, more prestigious clubs. Data from all 208 of FIFA's member associations was collected. Some of the results may surprise you. In 2009, former Cameroon defender Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe became the first player to switch clubs using the TMS when he left Celtic in Scotland for French club Toulouse. Data from all 208 of FIFA's member associations was collected. Some of the results may surprise you. In 2009, former Cameroon defender Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe became the first player to switch clubs using the TMS when he left Celtic in Scotland for French club Toulouse. 'As additional information is entered in the system and we continue to work to enhance the integrity and usability of the data, future editions will be able to provide unparalleled insight into the evolution of the global market for international football.' In 2009, former Cameroon defender Jean-Joel Perrier-Doumbe became the first player to switch clubs using the TMS when he left Celtic in Scotland for French club Toulouse. The global football transfer market is big business, with star players swapping countries, even continents to play for richer, more prestigious clubs. 'Thanks to TMS, football authorities have access for the first time to global, directly reported data on the transfer market,' read FIFA's first annual Global Transfer Market release.

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