Check out the most expensive football transfers for the 2022/23 season
The football transfer window this summer saw many big moves take place. A bunch of superstar players sought for greener pastures which is guaranteed to make the 2022/23 season one which fans should not miss. Below is a list of not just the biggest players who moved clubs but also the most expensive transfers for the season. The list also includes players who made the latest football transfer news headlines by agreeing to very late moves on deadline day. Pictures Courtesy/ AFP and Official Instagram accounts of Wesley Fofana and Antony
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The football transfer window this summer saw many big moves take place. A bunch of superstar players sought for greener pastures which is guaranteed to make the 2022/23 season one which fans should not miss. Below is a list of not just the biggest players who moved clubs but also the most expensive transfers for the season. The list also includes players who made the latest football transfer news headlines by agreeing to very late moves on deadline day. Pictures Courtesy/ AFP and Official Instagram accounts of Wesley Fofana and Antony
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Haaland (59.6 Million Euros): The Norwegian phenom decided to make the step up from the Bundesliga to spearhead the Manchester City attack and he has started with a bang scoring 6 goals in his first 4 Premier League games
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Lewandowski: (45 million Euros): Lewandowski left Bayern Munich after 8 seasons to try out a new challenge at Barcelona. So far the star forward has not disappointed by scoring 4 goals in his first 3 La Liga games
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Mane (40.9 million Euros): In order to fill the void left by Lewandowski, Bayern brought in Sadio Mane from Liverpool. The Senegalese forward has meshed in seamlessly with the Bayern attack which now surprsingly looks like a bigger threat with Lewandowski`s departure
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Casemiro (60 million Euros): Casemiro will provide Manchester United`s lackluster midfield a big boost. The no-nonsense defensive midfielder also brings to the team a winning mentality and plenty of experience which should help the Red Devils take the first step back to the top
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Gabriel Jesus (52.2 million Euros): Jesus has immediately aided Arsenal`s attack and has not just brought in the goals he promised but has also helped with his creativity on the ball. Suddenly with Jesus in the side, Arsenal look like a team capable of challenging for the title
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Antony (100 million Euros): In order to boost their misfiring attack United have splurged on the services of Ajax star Antony. The United faithful will hope he can have an immediate impact and bring joy and titles back at Old Trafford
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Wesley Fofana (86.9 million Euros): After losing Rudiger, and Christensen, Chelsea opted to bolster their defensive ranks with the signings of Koulibaly and Fofana. Some might scoff at the price Chelsea are shelling out for the Leicester City CB, so it will be up to Fofana to prove his doubters wrong. Pic/ Official Instagram account of Wesley Fofana
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Sterling (55.6): Sterling was Chelsea`s statement signing of the summer and luring him away from Manchester City was a bold move. Although the team lacks an out and out striker, the Blues will be hoping the Sterling can fill the void with his pace, trickery and goal scoring ability
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Manuel Akanji (17.5 million Euros)- Manchester City have opted to bolster their defence by signing the Swiss CB from Dortmund. City`s sporting director hailed Akanji as the complete defender and the CB will be hoping to prove the same in the Premier League. Pic/ Official Twitter account of Manchester City
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English giants Chelsea have signed forward former Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang in a £10.3m deal from Barcelona on transfer deadline day. The Gabonese will wear the number 9 shirt vacated by Romelu Lukaku. Photo/Official Twitter handle of Chelsea
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