Power Ranking La Liga Teams on Their Summer Transfer Window Activity
With the summer transfer window now closed following the passing of deadline day, it's time to evaluate how La Liga's clubs fared in this summer's flurry of business activity.
To determine the rankings, we've evaluated the quality of the transferred players (in and out) for each club, as well as the cost-effectiveness of each deal.
Those rankings and the notable transactions for each club are presented across the following slides.
20. Cordoba
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Winning a place in La Liga for the first time in 42 years, Cordoba have signed a plethora of players on free transfers and loan deals this summer in an attempt to stay in the Spanish top flight.
However, goalscoring may prove to be the problem for Albert Ferrer's men following the departures of Pedro Sanchez and Ulises Davila. In an attempt to cover those losses, Cordoba have signed Mike Havenaar from Vitesse and have agreed a loan deal for Fiorentina's promising Ryder Matos.
While the latter doesn't possess significant experience at just 21 years of age, Havenaar owns an admirable scoring record from his time in Holland.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Pedro Sanchez | Real Zaragoza | Free |
| Nwankwo Obiora | Coimbra | Free |
| Raul Bravo | PAE Veria | Free |
| Brimah Razak | Mirandes | Free |
| Ulises Davila | Chelsea | End of Loan |
| Pelayo | Elche | End of Loan |
19. Eibar
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For an outfit as small as Eibar, spending big is obviously not an option.
This summer, the club has opted for loan deals and free transfers to bolster the team's playing stocks.
The signings of Dani Nieto, Borja Ekiza, Angel Rodriguez and Derek Boateng are useful additions, while a number of loanees will further enhance Gaizka Garitano's options.
But Eibar have also lost a number of critical players who have returned to their respective clubs following the conclusion of loan deals. The most significant of those are left-back Yuri Berchiche and attacking midfielder Jota, who scored 11 goals in the Segunda Division in 2013-14.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Jose Luis Morales | Levante | End of Loan |
| Jota | Celta Vigo | End of Loan |
| Gilvan Gomes | Hercules | End of Loan |
| Alain Eizmendi | Real Sociedad B | End of Loan |
| Yuri Berchiche | Real Sociedad | End of Loan |
18. Deportivo La Coruna
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Having returned to La Liga after a one-year absence, Deportivo La Coruna have followed the low-cost route taken by many others in Spain, securing a number a free transfers and loan deals to bolster the team's squad for the new season.
The club's most notable signing, of course, is Isaac Cuenca from Barcelona—a midfielder with undeniable talent who couldn't break into the mix at Camp Nou amid a number of knee injuries.
Deportivo also managed to land Helder Postiga on deadline day, with Valencia "essentially paying half of his transfer fee" for him to leave, according to Inside Spanish Football's Tom Conn.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Borja Baston | Real Zaragoza | Loan |
| Luis Fernandez | CD Lugo | Loan |
| Diego Ifran | Real Sociedad | End of Loan |
| Ibrahim Sissoko | Wolfsburg | End of Loan |
| Bryan Rabello | Sevilla | End of Loan |
17. Espanyol
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Alvaro Gonzalez | Real Zaragoza | €1.2M/£968K |
| Paco Montanes | Real Zaragoza | €1.2M/£968K |
| Salva Sevilla | Real Betis | Free |
| Felipe Caicedo | Al Jazira | Free |
| Jose Alberto Canas | Swansea | Free |
| Anaitz Arbilla | Rayo Vallecano | Free |
| Lucas Vazquez | Real Madrid Castilla | Loan |
Since an eighth-place finish under Mauricio Pochettino in 2010-11, Espanyol have slipped down the table and were involved in the relegation battle last season.
Disappointingly, the Catalans haven't been able to genuinely bolster the squad in this summer's transfer window to push them back up the table, signing Alvaro Gonzalez, Paco Montanes and Salva Sevilla as some of their major additions.
And while Lucas Vazquez from Real Madrid Castilla has talent, the departures of loanees Pizzi, Gabriel Torje, Sidnei and Jhon Cordoba leave holes in Sergio Gonzalez's squad.
Napoli's late swoop for David Lopez removes a stable midfield presence, too.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| David Lopez | Napoli | €5/£4M |
| Joan Capdevila | North East United | Free |
| Pizzi | Benfica | End of Loan |
| Gabriel Torje | Udinese | End of Loan |
| Sidnei | Benfica B | End of Loan |
| Jhon Cordoba | Jaguares | End of Loan |
16. Getafe
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It was only five seasons ago that Getafe finished in the top six in La Liga. More recently, they've been among those fighting for their lives.
After an underwhelming transfer window, that might take a little while to change.
Having lost Miguel Angel Moya, Jaime Gavilan and Lisandro Lopez, Getafe have struggled to secure a strong list of replacements to cover their departures.
While Alvaro Vazquez has returned from a loan spell at Swansea and Michel has been secured on loan from Valencia, the signings of Jonathan Lopez, Vicente Guaita and Karim Yoda don't seem to be enough to push the club back to its excellence in 2009-10.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Miguel Angel Moya | Atletico Madrid | €3/£2.4M |
| Jaime Gavilan | Levante | Free |
| Pedro Mosquera | Elche | Free |
| Ciprian Marica | Konyaspor | Free |
| Adrian Colunga | Brighton | Undisclosed |
| Rafa | Paderborn | Unknown |
| Lisandro Lopez | Benfica | End of Loan |
15. Rayo Vallecano
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Rayo Vallecano slipped from their standards of 2012-13 last year, falling to 12th in the table with a porous defence.
This summer, the club have lost key defender Alejandro Galvez to Werder Bremen, replacing him with veteran Antonio Amaya.
Strengthening the attack are the arrivals of Jonathan Pereira and Leo Baptistao on loan, but the departure of Galvez—as well as the losses of other key figures such as winger Jonathan Viera, striker Joaquin Larrivey and midfielder Saul Niguez—will present challenges this season.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Ruben | Almeria | Free |
| Alejandro Galvez | Werder Bremen | Free |
| Joaquin Larrivey | Celta Vigo | Free |
| Ruben Rochina | Blackburn | End of Loan |
| Iago Falque | Tottenham | End of Loan |
| Jonathan Viera | Valencia | End of Loan |
| Saul Niguez | Atletico Madrid | End of Loan |
14. Almeria
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Almeria have suffered some genuine losses this summer, with Aleix Vidal switching to Sevilla and a number of important contributors returning to their clubs after spells on loan—exits that will prove troublesome for La Union.
However, Almeria have secured some important players on free transfers.
Partly compensating for the aforementioned departures is the signing of Israeli striker Tomer Hemed, as well as the loan deals secured for forwards Thievy Bifouma and Teerasil Dangda.
Ruben's arrival in goal also covers Esteban's move to Real Oviedo.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Aleix Vidal | Sevilla | €3/£2.4M |
| Esteban | Real Oviedo | Free |
| Marco Torsiglieri | Metalist | End of Loan |
| Suso | Liverpool | End of Loan |
| Rodri | Barcelona B | End of Loan |
| Helder Barbosa | Braga | End of Loan |
13. Elche
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The loss of Carlos Sanchez to Aston Villa is a blow for Elche as they try to consolidate themselves in La Liga in 2014-15, but the club have made some positive additions this summer.
Despite waving goodbye to a number of loanees, Los Franjiverdes have looked to another bunch of free transfers and loan deals, securing midfielders such as Adrian Gonzalez, Mario Pasalic and Faycal Fajr to add depth in the centre of the pitch.
The capture of Chilean Enzo Roco on loan is also exciting for Elche, while the fee for Sanchez should help in future transactions.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Carlos Sanchez | Aston Villa | €5.9/£4.7M |
| Sergio Mantecon | Cadiz | Free |
| Ruben Perez | Atletico Madrid | End of Loan |
| Manu del Moral | Sevilla | End of Loan |
| Alberto Botia | Sevilla | End of Loan |
| Javi Marquez | Mallorca | End of Loan |
12. Celta Vigo
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Pablo Hernandez | O'Higgins | €1.7/£1.4M |
| Nemanja Radoja | Vojvodina | €1M/£792K |
| Carles Planas | Barcelona B | Undisclosed |
| Sergi Gomez | Barcelona B | Undisclosed |
| Joaquin Larrivey | Rayo Vallecano | Free |
There will be an adjustment phase for Celta Vigo under Toto Berizzo, but the club's transfer activity this summer has been solid.
While Rafinha Alcantara has returned to the Catalan giants after an impressive spell on loan, the dual midfield signings of Pablo Hernandez and Nemanja Radoja go some way to offsetting that loss, while the capture of Carles Planas and Sergi Gomez from Barcelona B will give added depth to the defence.
In attack, the successful swoop for Joaquin Larrivey, who scored 12 league goals for Rayo Vallecano last season, enhances the team's attacking threat.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Jota | Brentford | €1.8/£1.5M |
| Yoel Rodriguez | Valencia | Loan |
| Jon Aurtenetxe | Athletic Bilbao | End of Loan |
| Rafinha Alcantara | Barcelona | End of Loan |
| Inigo Lopez | PAOK Thessaloniki | End of Loan |
11. Levante
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Jesus Fernandez | Real Madrid | €557K/£440K |
| Tono Garcia | Recreativo de Huelva | €334K/£264K |
| Jaime Gavilan | Getafe | Free |
| Rafael Martins | Audax | Free |
| Victor Perez | Real Valladolid | Loan |
| Diego Marino | Real Valladolid | Loan |
Losing a star player in the summer transfer window can often cripple smaller teams, but that might not turn out to be the case with Levante.
Although the club sold Costa Rican sensation Keylor Navas to Real Madrid, the club have moved to sign Jesus Fernandez on a permanent deal and Diego Marino on loan, doing so at a minimal cost despite the cash injection from the sale of Navas.
In attack, Jaime Gavilan and Rafael Martins have arrived, hopefully enhancing the team's threat after averaging less than one goal per game last season.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Keylor Navas | Real Madrid | €10/£7.9M |
| Angel Rodriguez | Eibar | Free |
| Pedro Rios | Recreativo de Huelva | Free |
| Nagore | AD Alcorcon | Free |
| Baba Diawara | Sevilla | End of Loan |
10. Malaga
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After a tumultuous season in 2013-14 that saw the club drop from sixth to 11th on the table, Malaga have completed a respectable summer in the transfer window.
Now under Javi Gracia, Los Boquerones have crucially signed Mexico's World Cup star Guillermo Ochoa on a free transfer, adequately replacing Willy Caballero, who has followed Manuel Pellegrini to Manchester City.
The additions of Roberto Rosales, Arthur Boka and Miguel Torres will also strengthen the depth at the back, compensating for Jesus Gamez's move to defending La Liga champions Atletico Madrid.
Luis Alberto, who is on loan from Liverpool, also looks capable of enjoying a good season in attack.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Willy Caballero | Manchester City | €8/£6.3M |
| Jesus Gamez | Atletico Madrid | €2.8/£2.2M |
| Eliseu | Benfica | €1.2/£1M |
| Mounir El Hamdaoui | Fiorentina | End of Loan |
| Oleksandr Iakovenko | Fiorentina | End of Loan |
9. Granada
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Granada's activity this summer has reflected the club's business efficiency in securing strong fees for both Guilherme Siqueira and Yacine Brahimi while adding a number of cost-effective pieces.
Two of this year's free transfers, Oier Olazabal and Jean-Sylvan Babin, are both useful additions in defence for Granada, while Juan Carlos Perez, Daniel Larsson and Ruben Rochina will give Joaquin Caparros depth going forward.
Additionally, the versatile Dimitri Foulquier has been signed on a permanent basis from Rennes after last season's loan spell, while Jhon Cordoba should also prove to be a solid signing after spending the 2013-14 campaign in La Liga with Espanyol.
| Notable Departures | Club | Fee |
| Guilherme Siqueira | Atletico Madrid | €10/£7.9M |
| Yacine Brahimi | Porto | €6.5/£5.2M |
| Allan | Udinese Calcio | €3.3/£2.6M |
| Brayan Angulo | Razgrad PFK | €1.5/£1.2M |
| Juan Carlos Paredes | Watford | Undisclosed |
| Tiago Ilori | Liverpool | End of Loan |
| Recio | Malaga | End of Loan |
| Odion Ighalo | Udinese Calcio | End of Loan |
8. Athletic Bilbao
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Borja Viguera | Alaves | €1M/£793K |
| Jon Aurtenetxe | Celta Vigo | End of Loan |
Athletic Bilbao have been quiet in this summer's transfer window, bringing in Borja Viguera as the club's only notable signing while waving goodbye to Ander Herrera, who has switched to Manchester United.
From a purely economic standpoint, Bilbao's summer has been a resounding success, with those deals netting Bilbao a sizeable profit.
Of course, Ernesto Valverde's team will miss Herrera's influence centrally, but with Iker Muniain and Ander Iturraspe, enough talent still resides in the team's midfield to cover his loss.
The Basque club will also be eager to see returns from Viguera after his 25-goal campaign for Alaves in 2013-14.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Ander Herrera | Manchester United | €35.9/£28.5M |
| Borja Ekiza | Eibar | Free |
| Raul Fernandez | Racing | Free |
| Inigo Perez | Numancia | Free |
7. Villarreal
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Luciano Vietto | Racing Club | €5.5/£4.4M |
| Sergio Asenjo | Atletico Madrid | €5.5/£4.4M |
| Jonathan dos Santos | Barcelona | €2/£1.6M |
| Antonio Rukavina | Real Valladolid | Free |
| Javier Espinosa | Barcelona B | Free |
| Denis Cheryshev | Real Madrid | Loan |
| Victor Ruiz | Valencia | Loan |
| Hernan Perez | Olympiacos | End of Loan |
Fresh off a remarkable season in 2013-14, Villarreal have set their sights on squad depth this summer, bolstering the side as the Yellow Submarine prepare to embark on a Europa League campaign alongside the domestic season.
Having held on to most of the team's key players, the club have added Luciano Vietto and Sergio Asenjo as the summer's major signings, also landing former Barcelona midfielder Jonathan dos Santos.
Denis Cheryshev and Hernan Perez arrive as well, hoping to offset the departure of attacking duo Jonathan Pereira and Jeremy Perbet.
The sale of Jonathan de Guzman also won't hurt Villarreal, given that he'd spent the last two seasons on loan in the Premier League at Swansea.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Jonathan de Guzman | Napoli | €6.7/£5.3M |
| Jeremy Perbet | Basaksehir | €1.6/£1.3M |
| Aleksandar Pantic | Cordoba | Loan |
| Jonathan Pereira | Rayo Vallecano | Loan |
| Javier Aquino | Rayo Vallecano | Loan |
| Oliver Torres | Atletico Madrid | End of Loan |
| Joan Roman | Barcelona B | End of Loan |
6. Real Sociedad
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Alfred Finnbogason | SC Heerenveen | €8/£6.3M |
| Esteban Granero | QPR | €4.4/£3.5M |
| Geronimo Rulli | Estudiantes | Loan |
| Yuri Berchiche | Eibar | End of Loan |
Despite watching two of the club's most valuable players depart in the summer, Real Sociedad have completed some important steps this transfer window.
Alfred Finnbogason has been brought in to cover the loss of Antoine Griezmann to Atletico Madrid and arrives with a prolific scoring record from his time with Heerenveen. Signing Esteban Granero to a long-term contract was also important for the team's midfield, while the acquisition of Geronimo Rulli will go some way to covering the hole left by Claudio Bravo.
Yet, while not technically considered a transfer, signing Carlos Vela to a new, four-year deal is perhaps the most important development in La Real's summer after losing Griezmann.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Antoine Griezmann | Atletico Madrid | €30/£24M |
| Claudio Bravo | Barcelona | €12/£9.5M |
| Haris Seferovic | Eintracht Frankfurt | €3.2/£2.5M |
| Raul Navas | Eibar | Loan |
| Jose Angel | Roma | End of Loan |
5. Valencia
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Andre Gomes | Benfica | €16.7/£13.2M |
| Shkodran Mustafi | Sampdoria | €10.1/£8M |
| Rodrigo de Paul | Racing Club | €4.8/£3.8M |
| Lucas Orban | Bordeaux | €3.9/£3.1M |
| Alvaro Negredo | Manchester City | Loan |
| Yoel Rodriguez | Celta Vigo | Loan |
| Rodrigo | Benfica | Loan |
| Nicolas Otamendi | Atletico-MG | End of Loan |
The sale of Jeremy Mathieu to Barcelona landed Valencia a nice cash injection, helping to offset the club's purchase of two valuable assets in Andre Gomes and Shkodran Mustafi.
Additionally, the loan deals for Alvaro Negredo and Rodrigo will help to boost Valencia's attack, even if other fees attached to the players (Valencia have an obligation to buy Negredo after the loan spell, per BBC, while Rodrigo's rights have been purchased for €30 million by Meriton Capital Limited, per Inside Spanish Football) don't necessarily represent good value.
Elsewhere, Lucas Orban will be a nice addition to the defence as a replacement for Aly Cissokho, while Yoel Rodriguez enhances the goalkeeping stocks.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Jeremy Mathieu | Barcelona | €20/£15.8M |
| Juan Bernat | Bayern Munich | €11.1/£8.8M |
| Dorlan Pabon | Monterrey | €6.7/£5.3M |
| Adil Rami | AC Milan | €4.25/£3.38M |
| Ever Banega | Sevilla | €2.5/£2M |
| Aly Cissokho | Aston Villa | €2.5/£2M |
| Jonathan Viera | Standard Liege | €2/£1.6M |
| Philippe Senderos | Aston Villa | Free |
| Helder Postiga | Deportivo La Coruna | Free |
| Ricardo Costa | Al-Sailiya | Free |
| Seydou Keita | Roma | Free |
| Vicente Guaita | Getafe | Free |
| Victor Ruiz | Villarreal | Loan |
| Michel | Getafe | Loan |
| Federico Cartabia | Cordoba | Loan |
| Eduardo Vargas | Napoli | End of Loan |
4. Sevilla
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Grzegorz Krychowiak | Reims | €5.5/£4.4M |
| Timothee Kolodziejczak | Nice | €3.33/£2.64M |
| Aleix Vidal | Almeria | €3/£2.4M |
| Benoit Tremoulinas | Dynamo Kyiv | €3/£2.4M |
| Nicolas Pareja | Spartak Moscow | €2.5/£2M |
| Ever Banega | Valencia | €2.5/£2M |
| Daniel Carrico | Reading | €1.9/£1.5M |
| Stephane Mbia | QPR | Free |
| Alejandro Arribas | Osasuna | Free |
| Gerard Deulofeu | Barcelona | Loan |
| Iago Aspas | Liverpool | Loan |
| Denis Suarez | Barcelona | Loan |
Covering Ivan Rakitic's departure was always going to be tough, but through the acquisition of a number of versatile pieces, Sevilla have enjoyed a successful transfer window.
Unable to spend like La Liga's true heavyweights, the Europa League champions have added significant depth, doing so at minimal cost to help reduce the blow of Rakitic's move as well as the respective departures of Alberto Moreno and Federico Fazio.
Loanees Iago Aspas and Gerard Deulofeu should both shine in their returns to Spain, Aleix Vidal brings pace and a goal threat and Grzegorz Krychowiak, Timothee Kolodziejczak, Stephane Mbia and Daniel Carrico should boost the defence.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Ivan Rakitic | Barcelona | €20/£15.8M |
| Alberto Moreno | Liverpool | €15.1/£12M |
| Federico Fazio | Tottenham | €10.1/£8M |
| Jairo | Mainz | €2.45/£1.94M |
| Alberto Botia | Olympiacos | €2/£1.6M |
| Diego Perotti | Genoa | €350/£280K |
| Marko Marin | Chelsea | End of Loan |
| Nicolas Pareja | Spartak Moscow | End of Loan |
| Denis Cheryshev | Real Madrid | End of Loan |
3. Real Madrid
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| James Rodriguez | Monaco | €79.5/£63M |
| Toni Kroos | Bayern Munich | €25.2/£20M |
| Keylor Navas | Levante | €10/£7.9M |
| Javier Hernandez | Manchester United | Loan |
Real Madrid have again lured some of the world's finest talent to the Bernabeu this summer, but at what cost?
In signing James Rodriguez and Toni Kroos, two of last season's cornerstones, Angel Di Maria and Xabi Alonso, have been forced to look elsewhere, heading to Manchester United and Bayern Munich, respectively. While the new faces enhance Carlo Ancelotti's attack, there's now little balance to be found in Real's midfield.
Positively, though, the signing of Keylor Navas from Levante is nice piece of business for Los Blancos, considering his outstanding form for both club and country last season.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Angel Di Maria | Manchester United | €75.3/£59.7M |
| Alvaro Morata | Juventus | €20/£15.8M |
| Xabi Alonso | Bayern Munich | €10.1/£8M |
| Nuri Sahin | Borussia Dortmund | €7/£5.6M |
| Jesus Fernandez | Levante | €500K/£396K |
| Diego Lopez | AC Milan | Free |
| Casemiro | Porto | Loan |
2. Barcelona
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Luis Suarez | Liverpool | €81/£64.2M |
| Jeremy Mathieu | Valencia | €20/£15.8M |
| Ivan Rakitic | Sevilla | €20/£15.8M |
| Thomas Vermaelen | Arsenal | €18.9/£15M |
| Marc-Andre ter Stegen | Borussia Monchengladbach | €12/£9.5M |
| Claudio Bravo | Real Sociedad | €12/£9.5M |
| Douglas | Sao Paulo | €5.6/£4.4M |
| Rafinha Alcantara | Celta Vigo | End of Loan |
The addition of Luis Suarez alongside Lionel Messi and Neymar will undoubtedly make Barcelona a lethal force going forward this season, while Ivan Rakitic is a perfect fit for the Blaugrana in midfield.
Additionally, the Catalans have addressed last season's goalkeeping problems with the purchases of Marc-Andre Ter Stegen and Claudio Bravo, also securing handsome fees for the now-departed duo of Cesc Fabregas and Alexis Sanchez.
The major knock on Barcelona's transfer window is that the club have overpaid significantly for Jeremy Mathieu and Thomas Vermaelen—two players who don't truly solve the club's defensive issues.
1. Atletico Madrid
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| Notable Transfers In | Club | Fee |
| Antoine Griezmann | Real Sociedad | €30/£24M |
| Mario Mandzukic | Bayern Munich | €22/£17.4M |
| Alessio Cerci | Torino | €15/£12M |
| Jan Oblak | Benfica | €15.9/£12.6M |
| Raul Jimenez | America | €10/£7.9M |
| Guilherme Siqueira | Granada | €10/£7.9M |
| Miguel Angel Moya | Getafe | €3/£2.4M |
| Jesus Gamez | Malaga | €2.8/£2.2M |
Atletico Madrid have enjoyed a fine summer transfer window, snapping up Antoine Griezmann, Mario Mandzukic, Alessio Cerci, Jan Oblak and others for very reasonable fees, adequately covering the notable departures of Diego Costa, Filipe Luis, Adrian Lopez and Thibaut Courtois.
Unlike their La Liga title rivals who have overpaid for a number of players, Los Rojiblancos have shrewdly added to their squad to ensure they'll be in the mix again in 2014-15.
| Notable Transfers Out | Club | Fee |
| Diego Costa | Chelsea | €40.4/£32M |
| Filipe Luis | Chelsea | €25.2/£20M |
| Adrian Lopez | Porto | €11/£8.7M |
| Roberto | Olympiacos | €6/£4.8M |
| Sergio Asenjo | Villarreal | €5.5/£4.4M |
| Thibaut Courtois | Chelsea | End of Loan |
| Toby Alderweireld | Southampton | Loan |
| Oliver Torres | Porto | Loan |
| David Villa | New York FC | Free |
