Here are the top 10 most expensive transfers so far in 2022/23 season

Can you guess who is the most Expensive signing so far in 2022/23 season? We gathered some information from Transfermarkt for some of the best players in the world, that is, their current market value stats.

This article will tell you about the top 10 most Expensive Transfers so far in 2022/23 season.

Most Expensive Transfers

1. Aurélien Tchouaméni – €80m
2. Darwin Nunez – €75m
3. Erling Haaland – €60m
4. Federico Chiesa – €40m
5. Nuno Mendes – €38m
6. Brenden Aaronson – €32.8m
7. Diego Carlos – €31m
8. Karim Adeyemi – €30m
9. Joaquin Correa – €23.6m
10. Jeremie Boga – €22m

Real Madrid has signed Tchouaméni from AS Monaco for a fee of €80 million. He is now AS Monaco’s second most expensive departure after Kylian Mbappe. Let us tell you that Mbappe had refused a great offer from Real Madrid and chose to stay at Paris-Saint-Germain.

Erling Haaland’s first five games for Manchester City will be against small Premier League clubs. He will play those fixtures in following order:

1. West Ham (A)
2. Bournemouth (H)
3. Newcastle United (A)
4. Crystal Palace (H)
5. Nottingham Forest (H)

Most Expensive Transfers (Liga Portugal To Premier League)

1. Darwin Nunez – €75
2. Ruben Dias – €68m
3. Bruno Fernandes – €63m
4. Luis Diaz – €47m
5. Eliaquim Mangala – €45m
6. Ederson – €40m
7. Bernardo Silva – €40m
8. Jimenez – €38m
9. Victor Lindelof – €35m
10. Anderson – €31.5m

According to reports, 22-year-old Aurelien Tchouameni rejected a €12 million per year-offer from PSG before deciding to become a Madridista instead.

Rumours are there that Tchouameni will earn around €6 million per year, which means that he would’ve earned twice as much if he had joined PSG instead of the Spanish Club.

Liverpool recently signed Darwin Nunez from SL Benfica for a total of €75 million. Did you know that Nunez scored three goals in the quarter-final second leg of 2021/22 UEFA Champions League.

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