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 January 2023 transfer market, the top 10 most expensive purchases

The Premier League dominates far and wide in the transfer market rankings: nine of the ten most expensive deals were done in the Premier, Chelsea is unstoppable with five multimillion-dollar hits.

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Kamaldeen Sulemana (Southampton):
Lower-ranked teams are also doing double-digit deals in England: thus, Southampton secured the 21-year-old Ghanaian national team's central defender, bought from Rennes for 25 million
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Georginio Rutter (Leeds):
Not only McKennie, who arrived on loan from Juventus. The Whites' most important investment to stabilize at the mid-to-high levels of the Premier concerns the 2002-born French striker, bought from Hoffenheim for 28 million
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Malo Gusto (Chelsea):
Are quality defensive outfielders in short supply? Chelsea decides to get ahead of competition from half of Europe by locking up French-Portuguese Malo Gusto, born in 2003, from Lyon: contract until 2030 and 30 million at OL, where the player will remain on loan until the end of the season
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Vitinha (Olympique Marseille):
While waiting to see if Portuguese soccer has really found a new and relentless bomber, Marseille has broken PSG's hegemony in the French market by securing the talented 2000-year-old Braga revelation, to whom 32 million
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Noni Madueke (Chelsea):
Brought up between Crystal Palace and Tottenham, the talented English midfielder, born in 2001, is returning to his homeland after "escaping" in 2018, heading to PSV: snatching him away from stiff competition was Chelsea, who paid him 35 million
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Benoit Badiashile (Chelsea):
Long pursued by several top European clubs, including Juventus, the future of France's defense has left Monaco to land in the Premier League: Chelsea secured him for 38 million and has already made him a permanent starter in Potter's schemes
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Cody Gakpo (Liverpool):
Holland's star at Qatar 2022, long courted by Manchester United last summer, is the hope of revival to which Liverpool is clinging: 42 million ended up in PSV's coffers
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Anthony Gordon (Newcastle):
Everton's talented, pliant 2001-class striker, a product of the Toffees' nursery, has been bought by ambitious Newcastle in exchange for 45.5 million euros with the clear goal of making an assault on the Champions League zone
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Mychajlo Mudryk (Chelsea):
The Ukrainian national, a 2001-born outside forward, landed at Chelsea in exchange for 70 million to Shakhtar, plus 30 million in bonuses. Twenty-three million, however, was donated by the Ukrainian club to the families of soldiers at the front
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Enzo Fernandez (Chelsea):
From being named the best youngster of the World Cup, which he won with Argentina, to the title of the most expensive purchase in the history of English soccer. Such is the unstoppable growth of the Musico, who landed at Chelsea after a long courtship: the Blues paid Benfica the full amount of the 120-million rescission clause
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