All transfers above €100m in football
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Contracts are ready, just waiting for Tchouaméni to sign.Update on Aurelién Tchouaméni deal. It's finally signed between Real Madrid and Monaco, while Tchouaméni will complete the final part of his medical tests right after the game between France and Croatia. Contracts are ready, just waiting for Tchouaméni to sign. The first €100m transfer didn't happen until 2013 when also moved to Real Madrid. Since then, 11 players have moved clubs for €100m or more. Without further ado, let's get to them.
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Spanish Super Cup was the first player to move for more than €100m, doing so in 2013 after a stellar season with . Bale's time at Madrid was punctuated by injuries, loss of form, and squabbles with the management and fans, but achievement-wise, it was a success. The Welshman has played for nine seasons and has an admirable 173 goal contributions (106G, 73A) in 258 games. He scored three goals in two UEFA Champions League (UCL) finals, their 10th and 13th triumphs, and won an additional three titles with Los Blancos.
2016: Manchester United buy Pogba, from Juventus for €105m.
2022: Pogba is set to leave Man utd for free to return Juventus.
Again great business from Juventus After leaving his boyhood club to join on a free transfer in 2012, Paul rejoined them for what was, at the time, a world-record fee of €105m. It made him the second player to break the €100m barrier. During his time at Manchester United, his best displays came outside the club in the blue of France. Highlights of his spell at the Red Devils included winning the 2017 UEFA Europa League and the 'Player of the Season' award in the same tournament. He was also part of the 2018-19 Premier League's 'PFA Team of the Year.'
The transfer period might still have some major deals to be done. Will there be any surprises? After a number of fine displays for Aston Villa, Jack Grealish earned a mega-money move to Manchester City. It has become one of the most expensive transfers in the world, breaking the British record in a deal worth €117.5m. It is still early days of the six-year contract, but so far Grealish has failed to inspire Manchester City the way he did at Aston Villa. He still has a long way to go to justify his record transfer.
Reports claim that Atletico Madrid are set to pay Joao Felix's €120 million release clause
Good business? After losing Griezmann to Barcelona, Atletico Madrid triggered Felix's release clause from Benfica worth €127.2m. In the process, they completed one of the costliest transfers in football history at the time, making him the first teenager to cost more than €100m. Felix still has a lot to give Atletico Madrid, but he hasn't hit the heights predicted in the capital yet.
2018: Liverpool Barcelona: €135M
2022: Barcelona Aston Villa: €20M Barcelona chased for more than a season before meeting Liverpool's valuation for their Brazilian magician. Parting with €135m in January 2018 to bring him to Camp Nou. As transfers go, Coutinho's has turned out to be one of the worst in recorded history. The highlight of his time with Barcelona was when he scored twice against them in a horrific loss to Bayern Munich. He then went on to win a treble with Bayern while on loan from Barcelona.
Via (?): [ser] In the summer of 2017, after losing Neymar to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Barcelona sought an immediate replacement. They spent €140m convincing Borussia Dortmund to allow talented winger to join them. It has proven to be another of Barcelona's blundering transfers. The winger has battled injuries throughout his five seasons at the club. He could also leave for free when he has finally found his best form in a Blaugrana shirt.
All players who broke the €100m transfer mark in football
Austria v France: UEFA Nations League - League Path Group 1 are no strangers to transfers worth upwards of €100m. The latest being Aurelien Tchouameni. For an initial €80m plus add-ons bringing the deal to €100m, Los Blancos and AS Monaco shook the virtual hand for the transfer of the promising midfielder. Transfers wirth €100m used to constitute world-record fees, but are quickly becoming a routine cut-off fee for special talents. Whenever a quality player breaks through a club's youth ranks, clubs are quick to slap a €100m price tag on him, especially if they have a long contract. Update on Aurelién Tchouaméni deal. It's finally signed between Real Madrid and Monaco, while Tchouaméni will complete the final part of his medical tests right after the game between France and Croatia.Contracts are ready, just waiting for Tchouaméni to sign.Update on Aurelién Tchouaméni deal. It's finally signed between Real Madrid and Monaco, while Tchouaméni will complete the final part of his medical tests right after the game between France and Croatia. Contracts are ready, just waiting for Tchouaméni to sign. The first €100m transfer didn't happen until 2013 when also moved to Real Madrid. Since then, 11 players have moved clubs for €100m or more. Without further ado, let's get to them.
#12 Gareth Bale to Real Madrid - €101m
Gareth Bale leaves as a true Real Madrid legendLaLiga
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Spanish Super Cup was the first player to move for more than €100m, doing so in 2013 after a stellar season with . Bale's time at Madrid was punctuated by injuries, loss of form, and squabbles with the management and fans, but achievement-wise, it was a success. The Welshman has played for nine seasons and has an admirable 173 goal contributions (106G, 73A) in 258 games. He scored three goals in two UEFA Champions League (UCL) finals, their 10th and 13th triumphs, and won an additional three titles with Los Blancos.
#11 Paul Pogba to Manchester United - €105m
2012: 19 years old Paul Pogba leaves Manchester United on a free transfer to Juventus.2016: Manchester United buy Pogba, from Juventus for €105m.
2022: Pogba is set to leave Man utd for free to return Juventus.
Again great business from Juventus After leaving his boyhood club to join on a free transfer in 2012, Paul rejoined them for what was, at the time, a world-record fee of €105m. It made him the second player to break the €100m barrier. During his time at Manchester United, his best displays came outside the club in the blue of France. Highlights of his spell at the Red Devils included winning the 2017 UEFA Europa League and the 'Player of the Season' award in the same tournament. He was also part of the 2018-19 Premier League's 'PFA Team of the Year.'
#10 Romelu Lukaku to Chelsea - €113m
Luton Town v Chelsea: The Emirates FA Cup Fifth Round Lukaku seemed determined to succeed at Chelsea in the summer of 2021. His willingness to return to England was enough enticement for Chelsea to dish out a club-record €113m for the big Belgian. It was touted as one of the transfers of the season. Cut to a year later, and the deal to bring him back to Stamford Bridge is looking like one of the worst transfers in Chelsea history. Not only has the striker consistently relayed his desire to return to Inter Milan, but he has been below par on the pitch as well.#9 Eden Hazard to Real Madrid - €115m
On This Day in 2019, the club reached an agreement for the transfer of Eden Hazard to Real Madrid. What a player he was for Chelsea Hazard was a bonafide superstar at Chelsea. He led them to multiple league and continental honors. His impeccable dribbling skills and ability to carry the team forward with progressive runs were second to none. He eventually left for Real Madrid in 2019 for €115m. Despite two league titles and a UEFA Champions League success, Hazard's time at Madrid has not justified the large prize tag. The diminutive Belgian suffered a plethora of injuries and fitness issues, making just 66 appearances across three seasons for them.#8 Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus - €117m
Cristiano Ronaldo is the MOST EXPENSIVE signing in Juventus' history. (€117m) After breaking nearly every conceivable goal-scoring record for European giants Real Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo left Spain for a new challenge in Italy. At age 33, Ronaldo wanted to try and win the UEFA Champions League with another club. Juventus, eager to add continental honors, paid €117m for the serial winner. With Juventus, Ronaldo continued to break records, becoming the first to reach 50 goals in the English Premier League, La Liga, and Serie A. He also remains the oldest player to move for more than €100m. He won two Serie A titles, but never managed to claim the UEFA Champions League with them.#7 Jack Grealish to Manchester City - €117 5m
signed English playmaker for a reported fee of EUR 117.5m which makes him the most expensive player in British football history and also in the EPL.The transfer period might still have some major deals to be done. Will there be any surprises? After a number of fine displays for Aston Villa, Jack Grealish earned a mega-money move to Manchester City. It has become one of the most expensive transfers in the world, breaking the British record in a deal worth €117.5m. It is still early days of the six-year contract, but so far Grealish has failed to inspire Manchester City the way he did at Aston Villa. He still has a long way to go to justify his record transfer.
#6 Antoine Griezmann to Barcelona - €120m
Croatia v France: UEFA Nations League - League Path Group 1 's transfer to Barcelona was packed with drama as the Catalan giants paid his €120m release clause in 2019. They did this despite Griezmann releasing a video a year earlier rejecting them as seen in . After just two seasons filled with incredible turbulence, it became obvious that this wasn't one of the transfers that would work out. He returned for an obligatory fee of €40m as Barcelona struggled to pay his massive wages as well as other squad obligations.#5 Joao Felix to Atletico Madrid - €127 2m
Griezmann out, Felix inReports claim that Atletico Madrid are set to pay Joao Felix's €120 million release clause
Good business? After losing Griezmann to Barcelona, Atletico Madrid triggered Felix's release clause from Benfica worth €127.2m. In the process, they completed one of the costliest transfers in football history at the time, making him the first teenager to cost more than €100m. Felix still has a lot to give Atletico Madrid, but he hasn't hit the heights predicted in the capital yet.
#4 Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona - €135m
Philippe Coutinho:2018: Liverpool Barcelona: €135M
2022: Barcelona Aston Villa: €20M Barcelona chased for more than a season before meeting Liverpool's valuation for their Brazilian magician. Parting with €135m in January 2018 to bring him to Camp Nou. As transfers go, Coutinho's has turned out to be one of the worst in recorded history. The highlight of his time with Barcelona was when he scored twice against them in a horrific loss to Bayern Munich. He then went on to win a treble with Bayern while on loan from Barcelona.
#3 Ousmane Dembele to Barcelona - €140m
(DEMBÉLÉ): Barcelona wanted to sign Ousmane Dembélé from Rennes for €15m in 2016, and the following year they signed him for €140m from Borussia Dortmund.Via (?): [ser] In the summer of 2017, after losing Neymar to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Barcelona sought an immediate replacement. They spent €140m convincing Borussia Dortmund to allow talented winger to join them. It has proven to be another of Barcelona's blundering transfers. The winger has battled injuries throughout his five seasons at the club. He could also leave for free when he has finally found his best form in a Blaugrana shirt.