The Top Ten Most Expensive Manchester City Signings.
Manchester City is one of the major clubs that develops players into superstars while also purchasing players at bargain costs.
Here are Manchester City's top ten most expensive signings.
The number one player is England's Jack Grealish, who was bought from Aston Villa last season. He received the highest fee of €117.5 million.
Kevin De Bruyne, who was signed from Wolfberg, is ranked second. The cost for Kevin De Bruyne was €76.0 million.Dias, who was signed for €68.0 million, is ranked third.
Riyad Mahrez, who was signed for €67.8 million, is ranked fourth.
Cancelo is at number five, having joined from Juventus for a cost of €65.0 million.Laporte, who was purchased from Atletico De Madrid for a cost of €65.0 million, comes in at number six.
Raheem Sterling, who was signed from Liverpool for €63.7 million, is at number seven.
Rodri, who cost €62.7 million when he was signed from Atletico De Madrid, is ranked eighth.
Erling Haaland, who was signed from Borussia Dortmund for €60.0 million, is at number nine.
Mendy, who was signed for a cost of €57.5 million, is ranked tenth.
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Despite the winger being 'a little bit nervous,' a pundit predicts Liverpool will re-sign him.
If Liverpool tried to sign Raheem Sterling from Manchester City this summer, Trevor Sinclair believes Liverpool fans would "have" him back.After winning the Premier League title for the fourth time this season, the England international 'considers his time at Manchester City to be done,' according to a recent article in Spanish daily AS.
There has been conjecture that Sterling, who has one year left on his City contract, is concerned about his playing time next season, given the arrival of Erling Haaland and the expected prominence of Jack Grealish.Sterling has reportedly been offered to Chelsea, Barcelona, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid this summer, but former Premier League star Sinclair believes a return to Liverpool may work."I think they'd have him," Sinclair told talkSPORT. I believe Liverpool fans would welcome him back after seeing what he's accomplished at Manchester City and how he's carried himself.
"Clearly, it was not the best manner to leave the football club, and there was a great deal of anger between the club, the supporters, and Raheem."
"However, do you think Raheem will return?" He might be terrified because of how he was treated when he left. But I believe Liverpool would be interested in him." "I can't see him heading to a domestic rival now," Sinclair continued. Are Chelsea and Tottenham rivals in the Premier League? They are, indeed."Because of the finances and the model, Chelsea will always be." Tottenham, I believe, will be a rival now that the manager has been appointed.
"He'll have to travel to a Champions League adversary, Bayern Munich, or Real Madrid." He'll be pursued by all of the major teams.""I don't want to see that," Sinclair said when asked if Sterling may depart Man City soon. If I'm being honest, I don't think he's appreciated highly enough by Pep. He's got something you can't teach – he runs at a breakneck pace.
"I believe he has repeatedly demonstrated that his character is sound. He's a family man, a role model, and a world-class athlete in my opinion.
"However, for whatever reason, Pep does not hold him in such high respect that he may let him go."
"He misses chances, as do many good players, but he just gets back on the saddle and keeps going."
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