Peterborough United have paid over £250k to agents in one 12-month period and that's less than in the previous year
Peterborough United spent just over a quarter of a million pounds on agent fees between February 4, 2025 and February 2, 2026
Posh paid out £253,068 to licensed agents in the 12-month period. That was down from £253,068 in the previous 12 months.


The most expensive Posh purchase in the period covered by the latest figures was a reported £800k for striker Harry Leonard.
Only seven current League One clubs spent less according to figures released on Thursday by the Football Association.
Luton Town spent the most, a whopping £3.3 million with Cardiff City and Huddersfield Town breaking the £1 million barrier.
Exeter City spent the least at just over £100k.
League One clubs spent £14,041,489 in the year combined. That compares to nearly £70m for the Championship and over £450m in the Premier League.
League Two clubs spent £2.6m between them.
TABLE
Luton Town — £3,334,500
Cardiff City — £1,719,640
Huddersfield Town — £1,531,425
Plymouth Argyle — £886,038
Wycombe Wanderers — £717,402
Reading — £716,374
Bolton Wanderers — £674,757
Blackpool — £508,321
Bradford City — £370,343
Burton Albion — £361,082
Port Vale — £354,528
Barnsley — £340,010
Stevenage — £294,612
Wigan Athletic — £283,506
Stockport County — £275,614
Leyton Orient — £258,332
Peterborough United — £253,068
Rotherham United — £225,803
Lincoln City — £209,684
AFC Wimbledon — £179,918
Mansfield Town — £165,457
Doncaster Rovers — £158,005
Northampton Town — £121,728
Exeter City — £101,342.