What is the highest transfer fee ever in the January transfer window?
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Either Jose Antonio Reyes or Jonathan Woodgate.
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Yea skysports is a possibility but I prefer www.soccernet.com cos it offers more details, has a much more appealing layout and is better organised, which will allow you to find the latest transfers much more quickly, with more information provided on these transfers.
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14 June Spain vs Ukraine David Sanchez Villa scored the first penalty in this world cup at minute 48
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I might be wrong but I think this is the answer;\n\nEssien, arguably, one of the highest paid African players, plying his trade in Europe, signed from Lyons last summer for £24.4 million to Chelsea of England.\nThere was also a school of thought in some quarters, which believes that Essien’s absence at the Nations Cup, would be a good omen for the Super Eagles.
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Hhmmm, let me think. was it Southampton, Pompey?\nJust kidding!\nIf they held onto him they could of got £7 million like Southampton did when he moved to Liverpool.
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sky sport but u have to pay money
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Top Ten !\n\n1. Zinedine Zidane (France)\nFrom Juventus Turin (Italy) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $93.2million\n\n2. Luis Figo (Portugal)\nFrom F.C. Barcelona (Spain) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2000-2001\nFee: USD $76.6million\n\n3. Hernan Crespo (Argentina)\nfrom Parma (Italy) to Lazio Rome (Italy)\nSeason 2000-2001\nFee: USD $70.1million\n\n4. Gaizka Mendieta (Spain)\nFrom Valencia (Spain) to Lazio Roma (Italy)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $59.5million\n\n5. Rio Ferdinand (England)\nFrom Leeds United (England) to Manchester United (England)\nSeason 2002-2003\nFee: USD $58.1million\n\n6. Juan Sebastian Veron (Argentina)\nFrom Lazio Rome (Italy) to Manchester United (England)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $57.5million\n\n7. Ronaldo (Brazil)\nFrom Inter Milan (Italy) to Real Madrid (Spain)\nSeason 2002-2003\nFee: USD $55.8million\n\n8. Rui Costa (Portugal)\nFrom Fiorentina (Italy) to\nA.C. Milan (Italy)\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $54.2million\n\n9. Christian Vieri (Italy)\nFrom Lazio Rome (Italy) to Inter Milan (Italy)\nSeason 1999-2000\nFee: USD $52.9million\n\n10. Filippo Inzaghi (Italy)\nFrom Juventus Turin (Italy) to A.C. Milan\nSeason 2001-2002\nFee: USD $51.1million\n\nRate of Exchange:\n1 USD = 0.804973 EUR\n1 EUR = 1.24228 USD
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Hearts are making inroads to improve on this year with buying new players but the key to any succes will be stability: something their campaign lacked this year, with different managers, unhappy players and many, many more things which in no way helped the players.\n\nNext season will be tough, with two qualifying rounds in the champions league means they will start their season early.  If Romanov decides to do what he did in January and sign unknown lithuanians (how many of the 11 players he signed in january are first team regulars?), if he decides to interfere with team selection and player purchases, they will go down the tubes this year, his input, with money the exception, held them back more than anything.\n\nHowever, if players like Hartley, Pressley and the rest of the scottish lads knuckle down as they did this season, with the addition of a couple of class players, they will be up there, however i dont see them breaking Rangers again with Paul Le Guen and his multi-million pund warchest, or Celtic unless they resolve a few issues.  One look at the cup final showed how far they have dropped since December: they struggled against 2nd division Gretna.
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I know who is the highest: Frank Lampard at 9,8 Million Euro per year. Hope this helps.
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Too many of them that's for sure...  \n\nThis article claims it is Rio Ferdinand:\n\nManchester United enter their first season under the Glazer clan, following American tycoon Malcolm Glazer's hugely unpopular takeover of the richest club in the world of football. So, this campaign could be crucial for Sir Alex Ferguson and his future at the Old Trafford, but the manager has not invested much during the off-season. Sir Alex had been looking for a first-choice goalkeeper and he hopes the signing of Edwin van der Sar ends the hunt. Korean forward Ji-Sung Park, who arrived from Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven, also looks a promising addition, but Ferguson has failed to strengthen the rest of the squad. However, Manchester United start the new season boosted by the news that Rio Ferdinand is staying at Old Trafford. The 26-year-old defender ended speculation about his future by penning an improved new four-year contract. English media reports said Ferdinand wanted more than €170,000 a week, almost certainly making him England's highest-paid player, but the terms of the new deal were not disclosed. However, Manchester United need to avoid yet another bad start in order to finish higher than last season.\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\n\nAlthough he is captain of the national English team, David Beckham lives in Spain and plays for Real Madrid.
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Real Madrid and England star DAVID BECKHAM is highest paid soccer player. \nHe switched teams from Manchester United to Real Madrid in a $41 million transfer. He earns $28 million dollars a year. \n\nAs Per Forbes List\nBeckham - $28 million \nRonaldo - $19 million \nZidane -  $16 million
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Firstly, anyone offering tickets for this fixture at the moment are not to be trusted, because the tickets are not available yet. Therefore they are selling something they do not possess to sell. If you want to hand over £150 for a ticket that does not exist then be my guest!\n\nLiverpool will receive a small allocation of tickets for this match which will go on sale a few weeks prior to it. Priority will be given to season ticket holders who have previously attended a set number of away games (which are recorded on their fan card) and there is a 99.9% chance that they will sell out before they are offered to anyone else. \n\nThere is only about 2500 tickets available to non season ticket holding Reading fans this season, and these too are sold on the basis of previous attendance.\n\nIn other words your chances of being able to buy one from either club is effectively nil.\n\nAfter that it becomes a case of who you know that has qualified for a ticket but isn't going themselves - most regular Liverpool supporters know who to ask, or will be offered a ticket if they are lucky. Those who are not going will normally only pass their ticket on to people they know - as you wouldn't be asking on here if you knew the "right" people then your chances again are basically nil.\n\nThis leaves you at the mercy of the ticket touts - but be prepared to pay way over the odds for something that might not even be genuine.\n\nFor the record, the face value of a ticket will be just under £40, depending on where in the ground it is. Touts will, of course, charge much more than that.
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Try this link : http://www.soccer-europe.com/Transfers/Menu.html\n\nEnjoy !
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My dears, Thierry Henry has already signed a new 4-year contract with Arsenal 2 days ago, so he ain't going nowhere this season, or for that matter for the next 4 seasons.\n\nMy guess as to the biggest transfer (in monetary terms of course) is Shevchenko. Chelsea, as usual, are going to spend 1 billion on the fabulous marksman. But i still think no one should go to Chelsea cos all they can offer is cash. No pride, no honour, no spirit.
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You can get them off Club websites,obviously they charge you but not as much as e-bay would charge you.Alternatively turn up at the teams training ground,you might catch security in a good mood.Good luck against Liverpool in Cardiff by the way.
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Aston Villa paid 9.5 million pounds to sign Juan Pablo Angel from River Plate in 2000. \n\nHe used to be on River Plate with Javier Saviola and Pablo Aimar.
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no there is no limit on wages at all or on the amount you can spend on buying players from other countries, the only limit is the funds your backer has thats why chelsea have got so good so quickly they have a russian billionaire as there owner who can spend as much money as they need and there wages are huge but its all small chips for him. most clubs have to balance the books and can only spend what they earn thats why you have such a difference between the rich clubs and poor clubs and why the same clubs win every year unlike alot of american sport