Wan! A hundred thousand! Millions! Never! From million to billion, those players who broke the record of transfer fee

Recently, everyone is talking about Messi leaving Barcelona to join Paris Saint-Germain in Ligue 1. Although Messi is a free agent, his salary is high. Nowadays, football transfer is inseparable from money. At present, the top five transfer fees are Neymar (22 million euros), Mbappé (145 million euros), Coutinho and Ousmane Dembé lé tied for third place (135 million euros), Joao Felix (127 million euros) and Griezmann (12 million euros), almost all of which are the same as Barcelona.

so, who is involved in the transfer that broke through the world mark in history?

David Jack, who was born in Bolton, Lancashire, was the first player whose transfer fee exceeded 1,. David E. Jack comes from a sports family, and his father Bob Jack is a Scottish football player. David E. Jack joined Plymouth Argyle at the age of 19 and scored 1 goals in 45 appearances in the Southern English League. Later, it was appreciated by Bolton, the hometown team, and was taken over by it for 3,5 pounds. He scored 144 goals in his eight years at Bolton and was the main offensive force of the team.

In 1928, Bolton was in financial difficulties, so Arsenal coach Herbert Chapman met David E. Jack in the hotel bar, and kept adding drinks for Bolton's representatives, making them too drunk to bargain. As a result, some people said it was 11,5 pounds, others said it was 1,89 pounds, or more than 1, pounds in short. David E. Jack then won two top league titles for Arsenal.

This Suarez is not a biting Suarez, but a Spanish midfielder Luis Suárez Miramontes. Since 1949, he has been born in the La Coruna Youth Army, and later joined the giants Barcelona, scoring 61 goals in 122 games for the team. Suarez was known as a "heavy artillery" in the 195s, and his long-range shots were often successful, winning the league and European championships for Barcelona. In 1961, Inter Milan bought Suarez from Barcelona, setting a sky-high price of 142, pounds, becoming the first player to exceed 1, pounds. At Inter Milan, he won three Serie A titles and two Champions League titles.

Italian striker Giuseppe Savoldi is the first player to break the transfer fee of one million pounds. Since his debut in Atlanta in 1965, Giuseppe Savoldi can worry about multiple positions, including forward, winger and front waist, especially for his aerial ability and penalty handling. After he joined Bologna in 1968, he shined brilliantly, scoring 85 goals in 21 games and winning two Italian Cups. In 1975, Napoli signed Giuseppe Savoldi for 1.2 million pounds, becoming the first player to break through the transfer fee of one million pounds.

in the 198s, Jean-Pierre Papin, a French star, was the first player whose transfer fee was more than 1 million pounds. He played for Bruges and Marseille in his early years. In 1992, AC Milan bought Jean-Pierre Papan for 1 million pounds and put on the No.9 jersey symbolizing the traditional shooter. During his time at AC, he won two Serie A titles and also won the Champions League in 1994.