As the money available in the beautiful game reaches greater and greater heights, the value of football players is at an all-time high. The higher the fee involved in a transfer, the larger the risk involved.
The Transfer List was founded in order to create a recognised market value for footballers to assist clubs to invest in talent as efficiently as possible. Our market values are based solely on quantitative metrics, removing the opinion from player valuation.
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Our blog covers various aspects of the transfer market, from current speculation to reviews of business conducted by leagues and clubs over the course of the season.
Following the emergence of Miguel Almiron, Alphonso Davies and Tyler Adams, many European clubs have started to take a closer look at the MLS. The next player to come off this production line of talent looks to Gianluca Busio.
With another transfer window closed it is again time for our transfer window review. In this review, we will look at the major transfers from the 20/21 summer window by considering the most and least efficient player purchases across Europe’s top seven leagues. Before this, however, the transfer dealings of the most and least efficient clubs will be analysed. Finally, we will compare all the considered leagues in terms of transfer variance before presenting our league efficiency tables for the second season.
Despite the European transfer window closing on the 5th October, EFL clubs can continue completing deals until the 16th of October. Premier League clubs cannot buy or sell players between themselves but are still able to transfer players to and from EFL clubs. This places domestic-based […]