10 of the most wasteful clubs in the transfer market since 2010
The transfer market has always been an interesting touch in the world of football. There are always the names of the best players involved, as well as the biggest clubs in the world.
Now, football is entering the post-Neymar era. After transferring Neymar from Barcelona to PSG in 2017, player prices have exploded. Even standard players can be expensive.
Joao Felix tops the list of most expensive transfers with 113 million pounds sterling. Then there was Antoine Griezmann in second place, followed by Eden Hazard, Frenkie de Jong and Luka Jovic.
That is, this season is not much different. Once again, Barcelona and Real Madrid dominate the transfer market. While talking about the transfer market for 9 years, are these two clubs the most aggressive?
Read below, Bolaneters!
CIES Football Observatory is conducting new research that maps total club purchases in the top five leagues in Europe since 2010 (data as of September 2019) *. There are obviously some big names on this list.
Interestingly, although Neymar is the most expensive player in the world, PSG ranks fourth on this list, even after Barcelona sold Neymar.
Above is Manchester City, which is very dominant. In this top 10 list, there is also Inter Milan who made a surprise and accompanied Juventus as representatives of Italy. Here is the complete list:
10 of the most useless clubs on the Transfer Exchange since 2010 *
1 Manchester City - 1.6 billion euros (25,000 billion rupees)
2 Barcelona - 1.5 billion euros (23 billion rupees)
3 Chelsea - 1.4 billion euros (22,000 billion rupees)
4 Paris Saint-Germain - 1.3 billion euros (21,000 billion rupees)
5 Juventus - 1.27 billion euros (19,800 billion rupees)
6 Manchester United - 1.26 billion euros (19.7 trillion rupees)
7 Real Madrid - 1.23 billion euros (19.2 trillion rupees)
8 Atletico Madrid - 1.1 billion euros (17 billion rupees)
9 Liverpool - 1 billion euros (16 billion rupees)
10 Inter Milan - 968 million euros (15,000 billion rupees)
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