The list was released by the FA and saw Dons as the division’s top spenders

MK Dons topped the charts in their spending on agents fees in League Two over the last year.

In the FA’s published reports, Dons spent £341,855 across 27 different transactions from February 4, 2025 to February 3, 2026. It averages to £12,661 per transaction.

These reports include the total amounts of all payments made by clubs to football agents registered with The FA and all transactions involving a player, coach or club where any football agent registered with the FA has been involved.

According to the FA, “payments included in these figures may have been made in relation to transactions that were entered into before the first date of these reporting periods.

“As a result, the total payment figures of each club will not necessarily relate directly to the transactions listed involving a football agent registered in England for the same period.”

Including all transfer deals and contract extensions during that period, Dons outspent the next biggest spenders Bristol Rovers by £60,692. However, on average, the Gas spent more per transaction, with an average of £14,048 across their 20 deals done during the timeframe.

Accrington Stanley were the lowest spenders in the division, paying out £28,424 on agents fees, carrying out just four transactions.

On the whole, £2,613,332 was spent on agents by League Two sides over the period. The jump between Leagues One and Two though is vast, with League One sides spending more than £14 million.

The country’s biggest spenders unsurprisingly was Chelsea, who contributed £65.1 million to the agents’ coffers, with the Premier League total reaching £460 million.