Rodrigo Bentancur (Juventus to Tottenham) – €19m
The invitation of the 24-year-old Uruguayan is seen as a promising investment for Tottenham. It is no coincidence that they did not rent it for a while (for a trial, so to speak), but immediately signed a full-fledged contract. Bentancourt is able to find his place in Conte’s game model.
And to become in it not just an ordinary cog, but one of the forming performers. For Juventus, he played not for beautiful eyes in 181 matches, managing to score 3 goals with 18 assists. How will he play in Tottenham? You can make your predictions here – https://22bet.co.tz/.
Anthony Martial (Manchester United to Sevilla) – loan
The 26-year-old Frenchman got exactly what he wanted and what he aspired to. He did not see himself in the current Manchester United and wanted to leave. When the option of moving to Sevilla appeared on the horizon, Anthony no longer thought about anything else. The French striker, apparently, is well aware that with such a specialist as Julen Lopetegui, he is able to return to his previous high level as soon as possible and help the Nervions both in the Spanish Example and in the upcoming playoffs of the Europa League.
Luis Diaz (Porto to Liverpool) – €45m
Germany’s Jurgen Klopp and his coaching team have led the 25-year-old Colombian for quite some time. Apparently, they knew him better than anyone else, since the Merseysiders signed Diaz immediately for five and a half years. This is not just a long-term contract, but a long-term contract. Another proof of the importance of the Colombian player for Klopp’s coaching concept is the 45 million euros paid for him by Porto at once. Good money!
Ferran Torres (from Manchester City to Barcelona) – €55m
The Spanish winger is only 21 years old, and the Catalans forked out for him in these difficult times for the club as much as 55 million euros. As a result, the Blaugrana signed a contract with Torres immediately until the summer of 2027. Xavi immediately found a place for Ferran in the team, and he already flashed a backlash: he spent three matches for Barcelona after the transition in the championship, Cup and Super Cup of Spain, scored 1 goal and made 1 assist. Neither the notorious adaptation, nor acclimatization and other near-game conventions.
Dusan Vlahovic (Fiorentina to Juventus) – €81.6m
The move of the Serbian striker from Florence to Turin was the most expensive during the January transfer window. The “Old Lady” were generous with more than 80 million euros. It’s not even money, it’s money! But it was apparently worth it. Vlahovic scored 20 goals and made 4 assists in 24 matches in all competitions this season alone. And since the summer of 2018, after moving from Partizan, he scored a total of 69 goals with 11 assists in 130 matches for the main and youth teams of Violets.
