Right then, let's get straight into it. The transfer market has been absolutely mint this week, with millions changing hands and physio rooms filling up faster than a pub on a Friday night. If you've been sleeping on the mid-week ticker, you've missed a proper rollercoaster.

The biggest drama comes out of Italy Division 2, where Lecce manager Raggy just emptied the club's piggy bank. They've dropped a staggering ₷71.23M on 22-year-old Nigerian midfield enforcer Hamzat Ojediran (84-rated). But the celebrations were brutally cut short, pet. Just as their new star arrived, Lecce's Polish playmaker Filip Marchwiński went down with a major injury. He's ruled out for 82 days—effectively ending his season. A massive blow for a club sitting 8th in the table and now nursing a depleted bank balance of just ₷5.3M.

Meanwhile, over in England Division 2, the team on the other side of that mega-deal is looking like an absolute genius. Burton-upon-Trent manager Krasnov is playing a blinder. After cashing in that massive ₷71.2M cheque for Ojediran, they immediately reinvested ₷28.63M into 19-year-old Brazilian wonderkid Rayan Simplício Rocha. Throw in the ₷19.33M sale of Işık Arslan to Annecy, and Burton are sitting pretty in 5th place with a very canny ₷18.7M still left in the war chest.

Over in France, Lille manager balobeast isn't messing around with their backline either. They've just handed Bologna a cool ₷54.00M for 89-rated Colombian center-back Jhon Lucumí Bonilla. Currently sitting 9th in Division 1, Lille needed a statement signing to tighten up their defense, and they've just bought themselves a brick wall.

Sound, that's your lot for today's round-up. Keep your eyes peeled on the market, hinny—these managers aren't done spending yet.