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The BBC was surprised by the possibility of breaking the record for the most expensive transfer of the Brazilian star Neymar from Barcelona The Spanish player moved to Paris Saint-Germain for a fee of 200 million pounds.
He said that records are broken all the time, but Neymar’s most expensive fee in the history of football has been stable for almost 10 years, and it has been difficult to break this record.
He said that the records in the transfer market remain a symbol of power and control in world football, from the golden era in the Italian League to Real Madrid’s policy of spending a lot of money to sign stars, and finally the great purchasing power. For Paris Saint-Germain.
He also said that the most expensive record in the history of football has been broken 20 times in the last 50 years, since Paolo Rossi became the most expensive player in the world when he moved from Vicenza to Juventus, until the Neymar deal in 2017.
He said that not all the big things left their mark, and although Neymar added charm and intelligence to Paris Saint-Germain, he was unable to lead the team to win the European Championship, and the skill of the Brazilian Denilson failed to save his Spanish team, Real Betis, from relegation.
In his list of the 10 greatest performers of the past 50 years, the Portuguese star topped the list. Cristiano Ronaldo The list includes his £80 million transfer from England’s Manchester United to Spain’s Real Madrid in the summer of 2009.
The BBC pointed out that Ronaldo made up for this little bit, scoring 33 goals in 35 games in his first season with Real Madrid which was less than what he did with the Spanish giants.
He added that the Portuguese star scored 450 goals in 438 games over nine years, and won four titles with Real Madrid. UEFA Champions League And four Ballon d’Ors during his time in Madrid.
Real Madrid also benefited by selling Ronaldo for £13 million to Juventus at the age of 33.
In second place came the last Argentine legend, Diego Armando Maradona Moving from Barcelona, Spain, to Napoli, Italy, for a total of 5 million pounds.
The BBC reported that although Maradona was brilliant at the Camp Nou, Barcelona’s stronghold, ates this time in Catalonia by staying late, loud parties, and his famous conflicts with the players of Athletic Bilbao, which led to his suspension for three months, convincing the Barcelona authorities that there was no need to force him.
Maradona moved to Naples for 5 million pounds sterling, supported by the love of the fans, and amid the city’s suffering due to a devastating earthquake. However, the Argentine star led the club to the Italian League title for the first time in its history, and he repeated the success with another title three years later.
The Argentine star also rose to prominence with Napoli in the European Cup and the Italian Cup, and became the king of Naples after his incredible performance that led Argentina to the 1986 World Cup title.
Because of all this, Napoli and its fans remember Maradona with many paintings and graffiti on the streets of the city, including naming the stadium after him.
In third place on the list is the Dutchman Ruud Gullit, who left Eindhoven to … Milan The Italian for 6 million pounds sterling in 1987, followed by Roberto Baggio and from Fiorentina to. Juventus In 1990 for 8 million pounds, he was replaced by the Portuguese star Luis Figo In fifth place, he left Barcelona for Real Madrid for 37 million pounds in 2000.
A year later, Real Madrid signed the French star Zinedine Zidane Coming from Juventus at a cost of 46.6 million pounds, being in sixth place. He was replaced by England star Alan Shearer, who left Blackburn for Newcastle United for £15 million in 1996.
He was a Brazilian wonder RonaldoHe is very special in the BBC list, as he was placed twice in eighth and ninth place, his first move from PSV Eindhoven to Barcelona for 13.2 million pounds in 1996, then from the Catalan club to Inter Milan for 19.5 million pounds in 1997.
The Welsh star finished Gareth Bale A list of the top 10 things he did from Tottenham Hotspur to… real Madrid In the summer of 2013 for 86 million pounds sterling.
