The transfer drama for the summer is officially over, as the European transfer window slammed shut on Monday alongside that of League One and League Two.
An entertaining period saw plenty of movement across the Championship, with exciting new additions drafted in and some significant departures also occurring.
Player sales can provide a major financial boost for clubs, particularly if the buying club is one from the Premier League - as Swansea City enjoyed after selling Daniel James to Manchester United.
The Swans’ total earnings were boosted significantly by that departure but it is Brentford that sit top of the pile, with Bristol City in third, West Brom in fourth and Leeds United in fifth.
At the other end of the spectrum, Hull City, Wigan Athletic and Millwall did not earn a single penny from departures, according to the data, while Reading and Stoke both picked up less than £1m.
You can see the full table below, with data courtesy of Transfermarkt .
Championship summer 2019 departure earnings
Brentford - £36.54m
Swansea City - £35.01m
Bristol City - £33.72m
West Brom - £26.84m
Leeds United - £26.75m
Fulham - £25.65m
Huddersfield Town - £23.22m
Birmingham City - £19.08m
Middlesbrough - £12.83m
Nottingham Forest - £11.88m
Luton Town - £10.04m
Cardiff City - £9.81m
QPR - £7.56m
Barnsley - £7.47m
Preston - £7.02m
Sheffield Wednesday - £4.86m
Blackburn - £3.02m
Charlton - £1.98m
Derby - £1.22m
Stoke - £990k
Reading - £765k
Millwall - £0
Wigan - £0
Hull City - £0
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