Haaland, the last on the list

Erling Haaland was presented this Monday as a new Manchester City player until June 2027.

According to the Transfermarkt.es portal, the signing of the Norwegian has cost the citizen club close to 60 million euros and occupies the last place on the list of the most expensive transfers in the history of the Premier League.

The transfer of Darwin Núñez to Liverpool, without counting the variables, does not enter the TOP-10 but if those additional 25 million were counted, the Uruguayan would be part of the five most expensive transfers.

De Bruyne, Haaland and Di Maria, among the most expensive signings in the history of the Premier League

The most expensive signings in the history of the Premier: Haaland, the last on the list

The arrivals of Erling Haaland y Darwin Nunez to England has changed the list of most expensive transfers in the history of the Premier League. The Norwegian was presented this Monday as a new player of the Manchester City after the €60 million paid by its clause, and on the other hand, the Benfica formalized the transfer of the Uruguayan Darwin Núñez to Liverpool in exchange for 75 million euros plus 25 in variables, so if these variables were met, his signing would reach up to €100 million.

Erling Haaland

€60 million

The Norwegian arrives at Manchester City from Borussia Dortmund in exchange for the 60 million euros of his termination clause.

Alisson Becker

€62.50 million

The Brazilian goalkeeper signed for Liverpool in 2018 from AS Roma.

Rodri posing with the Manchester City shirt

Rodrigo Hernandez

€62.70 million

After a great season at Atlético de Madrid, Rodri headed for Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City.

Bruno Fernandes

€63 million

Manchester United paid a whopping 63 million in January 2020 for the Portuguese from Sporting Club de Portugal.

Raheem Sterling

€63.70 million

The English striker traded Liverpool for Manchester City in 2015.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang

€62.75 million

In January 2018, Arsenal paid Borussia Dortmund 63.75 million euros.

Christian Pulisic

€64 million

Chelsea signed the American in 2019 and left him on loan until the end of the season at Borussia Dortmund to finally join the ranks of the blues.

Aymeric Laporte

€65 million

In 2018, the Frenchman with Spanish nationality changed Athletic Club for Manchester City.

Joao Cancelo, in his presentation as a City player

João Cancelo

€65 million

In 2019 Manchester City signed him from Juventus

Álvaro Morata in his presentation as a new Chelsea player

Alvaro Morata

€66 million

Real Madrid transferred the Spanish striker to Chelsea in July 2017.

Riyad Mahrez

€67.80 million

In 2018 the Algerian left Leicester and headed for Manchester City.

Rúben Dias

€68 million

The Portuguese central defender was transferred in September 2020 from Benfica to Manchester City

Angel Di Maria

€75 million

Real Madrid got a good slice of the transfer of the Argentine to Manchester United in 2014.

Darwin Núñez leaves Benfica to play for Liverpool

Darwin Nunez

€75 million

His transfer from Benfica to Liverpool in 2022 will reach 100 million euros if variables valued at 25 million are reached, but for now, the Reds have paid 75 ‘kilos’ to the Portuguese.

Kevin de Bruyne

€76 million

In 2015 Manchester City paid Wolfsburg a whopping 76 million euros

Kepa Arrizabalaga

€80 million

In August 2018, Chelsea signed him from Athletic Club.

Nicolas Pépé signing his contract with Arsenal

Nicolas Pepe

€80 million

At Lille they still celebrate the 80 ‘kilos’ that Arsenal paid for the winger in 2019.

Kai Havertz

€80 million

In September 2020, Chelsea acquired one of the most promising players, paying 80 million euros to Bayer Leverkusen

Van Dijk signing his contract with Liverpool

Virgil van Dijk

€84.65 million

In January 2018, Liverpool made a large outlay by paying 84.65 million euros to Southampton.

Romelu Lukaku

€84.70 million

Manchester United paid Everton in 2017 to get the Belgian striker.

Jadon Sancho

€85 million

Jadon Sancho changed Borussia Dortmund for Manchester United in June 2021

Harry Maguire

€87 million

Maguire is so far the most expensive central in history after Manchester United paid 87 ‘kilos’ to Leicester City in 2019.

Pogba returned in 2016 to his team in lower categories

Paul Pogba

€105 million

In 2016, Manchester United took over Pogba’s services from Juventus and the Frenchman returned to what was his home in lower categories.

Romelu Lukaku

€113 million

In the summer of 2021, Chelsea completed the second most expensive signing in the history of the Premier by signing the Belgian striker from Inter… the place he wants to return to.

Jack Grealish

€117.50 million

Also in the summer of 2021, the most expensive signing in history in the Premier was completed. Manchester City took over Grealish’s services after paying 117 ‘kilos’ to Aston Villa.