The 10 most valuable darts in the battle “English Premier League” currently the most expensive, with four footballs the same figure at £ 108 million.
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On January 7, 64, spread the 10 most valuable players in the English Premier League battle for the world’s number one footballer. The value of the most expensive currently on a four football value equal to the 108 million pounds that Mohamed Ahmed Salah (Liverpool), Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur), Sardis. Omane (Liverpool) and Kevin de Brund (Manchester City), among others, are as follows: transferermarkt A website to collect statistics and information in the sport of famous.
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Top 10 most expensive darts in the Premier League
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1. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) £ 108 million, age 28
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Liverpool spent £ 34m to win Mohamed Salah from Roma in 2017, he has been instrumental in leading the team to the UEFA Champions League and Premier League trophies and this season. It is still very hot when it has scored 13 league goals.
1. Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur), £ 108 million over 27 years.
Harry Kane is a player who came through the Academy of Tottenham Hotspur, he has been hailed as one of the best strikers in the Premier League and one in the world. He is ranked No. 9 among the most Premier League goalscorers, having now scored 153 goals.
1. Sadio Mane (Liverpool) £ 108 million, age 28
One of the three Jürgen Klopp’s offensive lines, Sadio Mane, moved from Southampton for £ 30m in 2016, is in better form than Mohamed Salah last year. The past Although this year it looks a little drop with only six goals scored in the league.
1. Kevin de Brund (Manchester City) £ 108 million, 29 years old
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The Belgian won the Premier League and PFA Player of the Year award last season. While his side, Manchester City, were unable to defend the league title, the £ 54m move from Wolfsburg in 2015 made people wonder if it was too expensive. Until now, I would have already received an answer.
5. Raheem Sterling (Manchester City) £ 99 million, age 26
The former Liverpool international, joining Manchester City for £ 49m, qualifies a player in a good wing but struggles to secure a starting 11 until Pep Guardiola comes in. He is the best footballer in the world. And is one of the main forces that the team can not live without.
5. Trent Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool) £ 99 million, age 22
Here are the only defenders in the top 10. Trent Alexander-Arnold. Is a statue of the club that has penetrated into the first team He is one of the best performers in the Jurgen Klopp team and is known for his open-ball, free-kicks with numerous assists and is regarded as one of the back. One of the best in the world right now.
7.Sun Huong Min (Tottenham Hotspur) £ 81 million, age 28
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The youngster moved from Bayer Leverkusen for £ 22m, the first year he struggled to adjust until Mauricio Pochettino let him move back to Bun. Bundesliga again, but ultimately, he was fighting to become a major force in football alongside Harry Kane.
7. Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United) £ 81 million, age 26
Bruno Fernandes arrived from Sporting Lisbon in the second round in January for an initial fee of just £ 47m. In which he came to raise the team in time until the team finished third in the 2019-20 season, successfully won the UEFA Champions League quota and now he has completed 30 league games, scoring 19 goals and 14 Assist
9. Kai Havertz (Chelsea) £ 72.9 million, age 21
The youngster has moved from Bayer Leverkusen for a £ 62m initial fee, despite his form still unabashed after scoring just one goal and three assists for the top of the home team. Stamford Bridge But his value was slightly increased.
10. Alisson Becker (Liverpool) £ 72 million, age 28
The Brazilian came from Roma for a staggering £ 67million, which played a key role in leading the team to the first UEFA Champions League and English Premier League title in the club’s history. With excellent form, his worth has moved further.
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