38.40B SVC. That is the record that has moved.

The latest auction archive puts Season 3 on 11,485 completed transfer deals worth 38.40B SVC. That is already 5.87B SVC clear of Season 2's 32.54B total, an 18.0% jump, with the season running until July 4. Money record? Broken. Properly.

The glamour record, though? Still untouched.

Florian Wirtz's 225.0M SVC Leverkusen-to-Dortmund move from July 4, 2025 remains the biggest single completed transfer in Soccerverse. The biggest June deal I found is Mika Godts to Coventry for 59.36M SVC on June 6, which is only 26.4% of the Wirtz mark and still 165.64M SVC short. The active board is not threatening it either: a 120M SVC Mohamed Salah asking price is a tag, not a completed fee. Sound difference, love.

The Spending Table

Barcelona are the Season 3 cash kings: 427.83M SVC across five buys, led by the 150.00M Viktor Gyokeres deal. Bayern sit next at 384.55M SVC from just three buys, including a 176.00M raid from Andorra. Then come Lecco on 340.21M SVC, Salzburg on 330.34M SVC, and Leipzig on 306.57M SVC.

Lecco's ledger is the tidy one for record-watchers: Luis Suarez Charris cost 87.21M SVC, a serious current-season marker, but nowhere near Wirtz.

Most active by headcount is a different table altogether. Trapani lead the current season with 24 total moves: 17 in, seven out. Piancastagnaio are on 22, while Joondalup RedStar and Stara Sagora are both on 21.

That means the transfer-count record has not gone. Season 2 still holds it with 14,565 completed deals. Season 3 needs 3,080 more before the July 4 close.

Window Watch

The fattest day by money in the archive is now January 3, 2026: 453 deals, 4.60B SVC in completed transfer volume, and a biggest fee of 123.08M SVC. By pure Season 3 deal count, January 8 was the busiest day I checked: 566 deals for 2.15B SVC.

The live market is still moving, just cooler than the opening frenzy. The market feed has transfer volume at 805.83M SVC over seven days, down 8.7% on the previous week, and 2.85B SVC over 30 days, down 19.6%. Influence trading is split: player-share volume is up 23.2% over seven days to 1.27M SVC, while club-share volume is down 29.5% to 888.59K SVC.

Scorer Check

No scoring record yet.

Across Season 3 goal events, Metehan Yildirim leads the world with 64 goals for Reykjavik Fossvogur. The archive record in the same cut is Danijel Djuric's 82 in Season 2, also for Reykjavik Fossvogur, so the current chase is 18 goals short.

In England Division 1, London Red's leader is on 11 league goals from the live top-player pull. Erling Braut Haaland is the highest named chaser I can safely print: 10 goals for Manchester Blue. That's lively. It is not a record storm.

Verdict, then: cash-volume record broken, single-transfer record safe, deal-count record still alive, scoring record not yet cracked. The numbers tell the story.