La Liga summer window duo, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid spent 334 million, nearly three times the total of the other 18 teams!

The transfer window opened in the first month, and La Liga's purchasing power showed extreme polarization. Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have jointly contributed up to 334 million euros, almost three times the total expenditure of the remaining 18 teams in the league.

La Liga summer window has become the duo of Madrid's two heroes.

The La Liga scene supported by the Madrid two players

Looking at the top five European leagues, La Liga's total expenditure of 453 million euros is only fourth, ranking behind the Premier League, Serie A and Bundesliga. It can be said that it is precisely the crazy consumption of Madrid's two players who account for 73.7% of La Liga's total spending that barely maintains the appearance of La Liga in the European transfer market.

In the top ten European club recruitment expenditure list this summer, except for 7 Premier League teams and Juventus, the remaining two seats were occupied by Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid. The logic behind the luxury shopping

The crazy consumption of the two capital teams originated from the reconstruction needs after the injury storm last season:

Real Madrid: After the defensive line suffered a heavy blow, they accurately introduced three defenders including Arnold and Huyson.

Atletico Madrid: Spending huge sums of money to make a major change in the defense and midfield, and introduced 8 new players in one go.

In contrast, last season's domestic treble champion Barcelona seemed calm. With a young and talented lineup, they only need minor repairs and the recruitment cost only 25 million euros. Other teams in the league, such as Real Sociedad and Sevilla, have not yet been given a single cut. The reality of

clearly outlines the current situation of La Liga: Madrid's two heroes lead the way in financial resources, while the rest of the teams tighten their belts and live a life. It is them who are carrying the banner of competing with Premier League giants in the European transfer market for the entire La Liga.