Most Expensive Transfers between Premier League clubs? Who are the Most Expensive Transfers between Premier League clubs? Ever wanted to know the most expensive deals that have happened between the EPL clubs? Well we have the answer as we have prepared a list of the Top 10 Most Expensive Transfers between Premier League clubs.
Finally, indisputably paid off his transfer fee with a starring role in City’s all-conquering 2017/18 Premier League record-breakers. When not spending too much or too little of his own money, he was scoring 18 Premier League goals and 23 in all as City romped to the title. And then he pretty much did it all again with 17 Premier League goals and 25 in all. It was his year.
This just about looks okay two years down the line, after Marco Silva decided that playing excellent No. 10 Gylfi Sigurdsson as a No. 10 was A Good Idea.
Still not quite a Manchester City regular, but he now has two Premier League winner’s medals so he probably thinks he made the right move.
Romelu Lukaku left Chelsea in 2014 because he could not dislodge, among others, Fernando Torres at Chelsea. His move to Manchester United initially dislodged Torres from the top of this list. Sweet revenge, we are sure for the big Belgian.
In summer 2019, Wan-Bissaka signed a five-year contract with fellow Premier League club Manchester United. Crystal Palace would receive an initial fee of £45 million, with another £5 million due in potential bonuses. Upon signing for Manchester United, Wan-Bissaka became the sixth-most expensive defender of all time and the most expensive English player who was uncapped by the national side at the time of transfer.
While plenty baulked at the sheer massive size of the fee, a sober analysis revealed a deal that actually suited all parties. City got the best right-back in England, Walker got to go and win trophies, Spurs got a lovely big wad of cash and had a very useful replacement already in place.
The subsequent improvement of Walker’s all-round game under Guardiola, and the increased opportunities afforded to Kieran Trippier at Spurs have meant England were another massive beneficiary of this rarest of deals that worked out splendidly for absolutely everyone. Lovely.
The slow, methodical dismantling of Leicester’s Fairytale Heroes by the Premier League’s big beasts continued into a third summer with Manchester City finally completing a big-money move for Mahrez, who was a solid 6/10 in a season which gave him a second title.
You might think that scoring 42 goals in 96 games would make you a success. Think again. He had to leave United to actually be loved.
The biggest transfer fee ever paid for a defender, and it’s clearly a mad amount of cash, but it now looks like a bargain as the Dutchman basically became the best player in the Premier League.
In July 2019, Manchester United made a £70 million bid for Maguire, a year after the club backed down from a deal because the same fee was considered too high. They made an improved bid, believed to be £80 million, which was accepted by Leicester on 2 August. The fee surpasses the £75 million Liverpool paid for Virgil van Dijk in January 2018, making Maguire the world’s most expensive defender.