With 45 days to go until the end of the global summer transfer market, the current Mercato has so far recorded several historic deals. Can happen at any time.

Englishman Declan Rice tops the list of the ten most expensive transfer deals this summer, after his €122 million move to Arsenal became the most expensive signing in Arsenal’s history and the second most expensive in the Premier League. The league career followed Enzo Fernandez and Declan Rice as the most expensive player in Premier League history, making the transfer the most expensive English player in history.

Arsenal did not disclose the financial details of the deal, but British media reported that it would cost the league’s runners-up 105 million pounds ($137.45 million).

Arteta said in a statement: “He is a player of great ability and has excelled in the Premier League and with the England national team over many seasons. Declan brings us an undoubted quality and exceptional talent, and will create great success here.

The 24-year-old Rice’s deal eclipses Jack Grealish’s £100million move from Aston Villa to Manchester City in 2021.

He also became the most expensive player in Arsenal’s history, surpassing Nicolas Pepe, who joined from French side Lille in 2019 for £72m.

But the deal is a fraction less than what Chelsea paid Benfica to sign midfielder Enzo Fernandez this year (£107m).

In second place is another Englishman, Jude Bellingham, who moved from Dortmund to Real Madrid for €103 million, making him the second most expensive player in Real Madrid history behind Belgian Eden Hazard.

German Kai Hvarts, who joins Arsenal from Chelsea for €70m, is third, and Dominik Szbozle, the most expensive Hungarian player in Hungarian history, has moved from German Leipzig to England’s Liverpool in fourth. And Havertz got the same amount.

In fifth place is Englishman Mason Mount, who was transferred from Chelsea to Manchester United for 64.2 million euros, giving the Manchester United player the historic number at Manchester United, next to the first Mount no. 7 should be worn. the season

Italian Sandro Donali is the sixth most expensive signing, with a €64 million move from AC Milan to England’s Newcastle, making the player the second most expensive signing in Newcastle history after striker Isaac. by the Club’s General Investment Fund.

The seventh and eighth places are equal, with the same value of 60 million euros, Frenchman Christopher Nicco, transferred from German Leipzig to English Chelsea, and Uruguayan Manuel Ugarte, transferred from Portugal’s Sporting Lisbon. Paris Saint-Germain, in a deal that many observers consider one of the best rising stars in football.

Al Hilal club have made Portuguese Ruben Neves the ninth most expensive player in Saudi league history as he moved to Al Hilal Saudi Arabia from Wolverhampton in England for €55 million. And the Middle East so far.

Tenth-ranked Brazilian Mathews Cunha has moved from Atletico Madrid to Wolverhampton for €50m after a successful loan spell in the second half of last season. Loan agreement.

With Inter goalkeeper Onana expected to enter the list if the deal ends in favor of Manchester United, the market is still open for other signings to enter the list of high signings, and everyone awaits the fate of Kylian Mbappe. Real Madrid wanted and England striker Harry Kane could leave Tottenham for more than €100 million.

Notably, the Saudi league enjoyed a summer of signings that started with Frenchman Karim Benzema, his compatriot Kante and Portuguese Jota, where all three moved to Al-Ittihad club, while Al-Ahly enjoyed a transfer. Two players, Mendy and Brazilian Firmino, Al-Hilal saw its summer, Senegalese Koulibaly and Serbian Savic join the squad. Ruben Neves is the most expensive signing in the region, while Al Nasr won his share with the transfer. His Croatian player is Brozovic.