Record Transfers
If You talk about football transfers You probably think about money like 40 to 50 millions Euros of course. But money that club managers could sacrifice on players ale much bigger.
Player "price" didn't come just from his skills - it consist of popularity of this player, how known he is and also how he show himself in medias, did' he play in some tv ads. Manager tryes to calculate how much profit could club get by buying that player.
Three most expensive transfers:
Number 3
Gareth Bale transfer to Real Madrid.
These transfer Bale had made in season 2013/14 during which he started being a star on the pitch. His popularity grown and grown so Real Madrid manager decided to pay for Bale gigantic amount of money 101 mln euros.

Number 2
Paul Pogba often named as actual best central midfield player were "sold" to Manchester United by 105 mln euros. But his coast is simple proportional to his skills and style of play. He is also well known and liked player.

Number 1

And last but not least well known by everyone and also great player Neymar Jr. His transfer from Barcelona to PSG was one of the loudest transfers ever. You might thing - okay so he might "coast" like 130 millions sth like that, nothing more wrong. PSG paid for Neymar unimaginable amount of 222 millions euro! But looking from manager side it's not too much cause it was calculated that Neymar could bring even more than 500 mln profit.

Comments

  1. englishdiary19 December 2017 at 10:34

    I don't think I will ever understand this business. It's ridiculous for footballers to earn so much money which could be spent in much more sensible ways.

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