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Huge transfer profit for BVB
Chelsea are apparently not giving up in the race to sign Erling Haaland. Following a report in the Mirror last week that the Champions League winners were prepared to pay Borussia Dortmund €175 million for their top scorer, Bild now reports that Chelsea boss Roman Abramovich has actually “approved” this amount to bring the Norwegian to London in this transfer period. It would be the second highest transfer fee ever paid for a footballer. In 2017, Neymar had moved from FC Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain for €222 million.
BVB sporting director Michael Zorc told Bild on Friday: “Nothing has changed. We are planning with Erling for the new season.” But for BVB, a sale of Haaland this summer would mean a total income of around €277 million: The transfer of Jadon Sancho to Manchester United for €85 million is only a formality. In addition, Dortmund sold Leonardo Balerdi to Olympique Marseille for €11 million, Jeremy Toljan to US Sassuolo for €3.5 million and Sergio Gómez to RSC Anderlecht for €2.25 million.
De Bruyne, Coutinho & Co. – The biggest transfer profits in football history
Kevin de Bruyne | for €76m from Wolfsburg to Manchester City | Profit: €54m
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2015/16
Alisson | for €62.5m from Roma to Liverpool | Profit: €54.5m
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2018/19
Anthony Martial | for €60m from Monaco to Man United | Profit: €55m
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2015/16
Luis Suárez | for €81.72m from Liverpool to Barcelona | Profit: €55.22m
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2014/15
Luís Figo | for €60m from Barcelona to Real Madrid | Profit: €57.5m
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2000/01
Kaká | for €67m from AC Milan to Real Madrid | Profit: €58.5m
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2009/10
Nicolas Pépé | for €80m from Lille to Arsenal | Profit: €62m
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2019/20
Antoine Griezmann | for €120m from Atlético to Barcelona | Profit: €66m
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2019/20
Riyad Mahrez | for €67.8m from Leicester City to Manchester City | Profit: €67.3m
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2018/19
Thomas Lemar | for €72m from Monaco to Atlético | Profit: €68m
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2018/19
Virgil van Dijk | for €84.5m from Southampton to Liverpool | Profit: €68.95m
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2017/18
Harry Maguire | for €87m from Leicester to Man United | Profit: €73.3m
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2019/20
Zinédine Zidane | for €77.5m from Juventus to Real Madrid | Profit: €74m
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2001/02
Cristiano Ronaldo | for 94m from Man United to Real Madrid | Profit: €75m
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2009/10
Eden Hazard | for €115m from Chelsea to Real Madrid | Profit: €80m
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2019/20
Gareth Bale | for €101m from Tottenham to Real Madrid | Profit: €86.3m
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2013/14
Ousmane Dembélé | for €135m from BVB to Barcelona | Profit: €120m
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2017/18
Philippe Coutinho | for €135m from Liverpool to Barcelona | Profit: €122m
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2017/18
Neymar | for €222m from Barcelona to PSG | Profit: €133.8m
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2017/18
Haaland arrived for €20 million from RB Salzburg in January 2020 and signed a contract with Borussia until June 30, 2024, but it is rumoured that the deal includes a release clause that states that he can leave the club for a transfer fee of €75 million as early as the summer of 2022.
Neymar, Hazard & Co.
The most expensive transfers in history
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At this point at the latest, Chelsea will face competition from numerous top clubs, which they probably want to pre-empt this year by paying €100 million more. If a transfer of this magnitude really happens, Haaland would not only become the most expensive signing in Premier League history, but also the player who generated the biggest transfer profit for a club worldwide.
The most expensive Premier League signings in history
20 – Tanguy Ndombélé | 19/20 from Lyon to Tottenham for €60M
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20 – Anthony Martial | 15/16 from Monaco to Man United for €60M
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20 – Naby Keita | 18/19 from Leipzig to Liverpool for €60M
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19 – Alisson | 18/19 from AS Rom to Liverpool for €62.5M
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18 – Rodri | 19/20 from Atlético to Man City for €62.7M
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17 – Raheem Sterling | 15/16 from Liverpool to Man City for €63.7M
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16 – Pierre-E. Aubameyang | 17/18 from BVB to Arsenal for €63.75M
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15 – Christian Pulisic | 18/19 from BVB to Chelsea for €64M
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13 – Aymeric Laporte | 17/18 from Bilbao to Man City for €65M
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13 – Joao Cancelo | 19/20 from Juventus to Man City for €65M
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12 – Alvaro Morata | 17/18 from Real Madrid to Chelsea for €66M
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11 – Riyad Mahrez | 18/19 from Leicester to Man City for €67.8M
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10 – Rúben Dias | 20/21 from Benfica to Man City for €68M
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9 – Ángel Di María | 14/15 from Real Madrid to Man United for €75M
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8 – Kevin de Bruyne | 15/16 from Wolfsburg to Man City for €76M
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5 – Kepa | 18/19 from Bilbao to Chelsea for €80M
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5 – Nicolas Pépé | 19/20 from Lille to Arsenal for €80M
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5 – Kai Havertz | 20/21 from B. Leverkusen to Chelsea for €80M
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4 – Virgil van Dijk | 17/18 from Southampton to Liverpool for €84.65M
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3 – Romelu Lukaku | 17/18 from Everton to Man United for €84.7M
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2 – Harry Maguire | 19/20 from Leicester to Man United for €87M
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