Ten Highest Transfer Income And Expenditure In The 2022/23 Season
The most money was earned during the summer transfer window by Benfica. Only three million euros separate them from the 100 million milestone in transfer income. However, the transfer revenue was increased by the sale of Darwin Nunez to Liverpool. With nearly 80 million Euros in revenue, AS Monaco, which sold Tchouameni to Real Madrid, is ranked second on the list. But this summer, Salzburg sold a lot of its players. In addition to selling Brenden Aaronson and Rasmus Kristensen to Leeds United, they also sold Karim Adeyemi to Dortmund.Borussia Dortmund, who last summer sold Erling Haaland to Manchester City, is placed fourth in terms of income.
The Norwegian striker's transfer to the Premier League champions brought them a considerable financial gain. Liverpool, Fiorentina, Stade Rennais, Sevilla, and Porto are further clubs that made the top 10 list. These teams do, however, have the money necessary to replace the players who left this summer.The greatest money was spent on transfers this summer by Liverpool. Darwin Nunez was the Meseryside Reds' most costly acquisition thus far in the transfer window. Along with Liverpool, Real Madrid is another team that has invested 80 million euros in bolstering its roster. The La Liga defending champions are rated second in the list of expenses since they spent a world record to acquire Tchouameni from Monaco.Other Premier League teams that spent over 40 million Euros during the summer transfer window include Manchester United, Leeds United, Arsenal, and Aston Villa. Marseille, Atlanta, Borussia Dortmund, and Bayern Munich are among the other clubs that made the top 10 list. Contrary to Manchester United and Chelsea, who have yet to add a player to their roster for the current campaign, these elite European clubs have been highly active throughout the transfer window.
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Liverpool urged to sign £60m forward to put Mohamed Salah 'under pressure'
Raphinha, a winger for Leeds United, has being targeted by Stan Collymore's former team.
In an effort to put pressure on Mohamed Salah, former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore has pushed his old team to acquire Raphinha from Leeds United.
Raphinha has been linked with a number of Premier League teams after two strong seasons at Elland Road since his transfer from Rennes in 2020, with Arsenal the most recent to be mentioned as a potential destination.
Following the January acquisition of Luis Diaz from Porto and the subsequent addition of Benfica talisman Darwin Nunez earlier this month, Liverpool's interest in the winger, who is allegedly valued in the £60m range by Leeds, appeared to diminish.
However, Collymore thinks Jurgen Klopp should make a move for the Brazilian international if he wants to extract even more out of Salah, who is coming off of yet another outstanding season, despite the fact that he has recently strengthened his attacking ranks.
He said: "The Reds will have one heck of a potential danger down the left or right with a promise of goals if he stays high up the pitch instead of drifting. If Jurgen Klopp can teach the lad how to play with greater tactical discipline. If you consider what Klopp did with Salah and Sadio Mane, you may infer that he could do the same with Raphinha.
What level of tactical knowledge did Mane possess before to joining Liverpool? Likewise, Salah may be the subject of the same inquiry. Although he has such incredible speed and has scored goals with Roma, he still needed refining to improve as a goal scorer in the Premier League. Salah is currently in the final year of his contract.
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