FC Porto have turned their summer window into a public ledger. The club's transparency portal says it spent €37.4 million on arrivals, banked €47.7 million in transfer income, and paid €2.3 million in commissions.
The arrivals and departures balance
The club said the money on arrivals covered signings and temporary loans. In the departures column, Rodrigo Mora's exit brought in €25 million, the biggest single figure on the income side.
That gap between spending and sales gives the portal its point. FC Porto are not just showing the headline fees, they are laying out where the money moved and how much of it went on management costs and intermediation services.
The biggest figures in the portal
Jakub Kiwior's deal stands out on the arrivals side, with a €17 million option attached to his move. He has 11 Primeira Liga appearances, 990 minutes and a 7.48 rating, plus 4 Champions League appearances, 360 minutes and a 7.2 rating.
Mora's numbers explain why his departure sits at the top of the sales list. He has 9 Serie A appearances, 406 minutes, 4 goals and a 7.1 rating, with his latest five-game form including an 8.13 rating in his most recent match.
The club's public disclosure also said it made FC Porto's summer moves available to members and fans across the first team and B team. That level of detail is rare, and it leaves a much clearer read on how the window was built.
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