NEWPORT County AFC spent £41,442 on agents’ fees in the 12 months to the start of February, new data published by the Football Association shows.
The seventh-placed Exiles, who totted up £51,740 the previous year, spent the 11th highest figure in League Two with Salford City topping the pile with £137,884.
The total from all clubs in the fourth tier was £1,069,115 – down by about £100,000 – with Barrow AFC having the lowest total of £13,359.
The FA information states that the transactions where an intermediary was used were for the arrival of Jack Evans from Swansea, Ryan Taylor from Plymouth, David Longe-King from St Albans City and Dom Telford from Plymouth.
LEAGUE TWO
- Salford £137,884
- Forest Green Rovers £79,372
- Leyton Orient £72,117
- Bradford City £71,369
- Mansfield Town £66,045
- Cheltenham Town £52,676
- Bolton Wanderers £52,673
- Harrogate Town £50,118
- Port Vale £46,319
- Scunthorpe £42,920
- Newport County AFC £41,442
- Grimsby Town £40,515
- Colchester United £41,531
- Carlisle United £39,360
- Walsall £31,214
- Crawley Town £30,102
- Tranmere Rovers £29,926
- Southend £26,253
- Oldham £25,890
- Cambridge United £20,398
- Exeter City £26,930
- Stevenage £16,250
- Morecambe £14,452
- Barrow AFC £13,359
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