After the Coronavirus crisis, FootballWay put together the most expensive players in football.
Football suffered a severe blow, with some clubs paying players in full, while others lowered their wages.
After the crisis, the transfer value will appear as follows..
1. Kylian Mbappe
Liverpool is a long-term admirer of Kylian Mbappe. The owner Jurgen
Klopp highly praised the Paris Saint-Germain superstar, but Alan Shearer
believes that the striker should Moved to Newcastle.
Real Madrid is the favorite to sign the 21-year-old in the next few years.
The Magpies are in the process of a £300million takeover by a wealthy
Saudi Arabian consortium spearheaded by crown prince Mohammed bin
Salman.
2. Neymar
Barcelona have been told they can sign Neymar from PSG this summer, but
they must pay £155 million. The Brazilians have been eager to return to
Catalonia for more than a year, and now the Giants of Camp Nou have been
given the opportunity to realize this dream.
For Barcelona, this is a black-and-white proposal. In the Coronavirus
crisis, Barcelona is unlikely to have this kind of money.
3. Rashim Sterling
According to reports, if Manchester City’s Champions League ban is
maintained, Manchester United can sign Rashim Sterling. The prospects
for England International’s cross-city transfer seem out of reach. But
this did not stop the claim that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer opened his arms to
welcome the former Liverpool striker to Old Trafford.
The 25-year-old is already one of Etihad highest-paid players, but
Manchester City is preparing to make him the highest paid player in club
history with a weekly salary of £380,000 (excluding bonuses).
Sterling's market value is 200 million pounds, and he believes that his
commercial value is on par with Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.
4. Lionel Messi
According to ESPN reports, Barcelona fans are no longer worried about
losing Lionel Messi for free this summer because the withdrawal clause
in his contract has expired. The report said that Messi must implement
the clause before May 30, but the captain decided to stay at least one
more season.
5. Mohamed Salah
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah (Mohamed Salah) is connected to Real
Madrid, and Spanish giants reportedly believe they can land a winger at
£126 million (€150 million) in the summer. Salah signed with Liverpool
until 2023, the Premier League team will be reluctant to sell their star
players.
Madrid head coach Zinedine Zidane hopes to rebuild his team by next
summer. The club is also preparing to transfer Gareth Bale's identity to
compensate for their purchase of one of Europe's top strikers.
The report added that Madrid President Florentino Perez will sign a
Liverpool striker for £126 million at the end of the season as he won
the Champions League at Liverpool last year.
6. Jadon Sancho
According to reports, Real Madrid have already participated in the
signing of Jadon Sancho from Dortmund, which has brought some competition to
Manchester United.
Manchester United's boost is that Real Madrid is reportedly unable to
pay the £100 million required to reward the 20-year-old Dortmund player.
7. Sadio Mane
Liverpool hope to make an offer to Sadio Mane, which will undermine Real Madrid's hope of signing him.
Liverpool are planning to provide Sadio Mann with a new blockbuster
contract that will allow him to complete his career at Anfield. For
several months, Real Madrid has aroused a strong interest in Mane, and
offers can be made in the summer after the season.
8. Harry Kane
Former Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp admitted that Harry Kane
may leave Manchester United because people have been speculating about
his future.
Although he has missed the game since January 1 due to severe hamstring
injury, Kane is still Tottenham's best shooter of all games this season.
The Red Devils have already expressed interest in signing a summer
contract with 26-year-old Kane, but due to the economic impact of the
coronavirus pandemic, large capital transfers are unlikely.
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