Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again
Brother Bao loves football
2024-07-15 23:54Published in Zhejiang
Due to the relationship between the European Championship and the Copa America, many players did not make transfers during this period, resulting in not many heavyweight transfers in the second week of July, and there were not as many transactions of more than 30 million euros in the first week, but there were still some influential transfers. Here are the top 10 transfers for the second week of July, depending on the transfer fee and player prestige, this week's bid is still from Bayern Munich, who signed 29-year-old Portugal international midfielder Palinha from Fulham for 51 million euros.
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NO10 Immobile, visa-free from Lazio to Besiktas. With the departure of Mobile, coupled with Alberto's joining Duhail last month for a transfer fee of 10.5 million euros, Felipe Anderson also joined Brazil's Palmeiras on a free transfer after his contract expired, marking the end of an era for Lazio. Inzaghi Jr.'s five-season championship from 2016 to 2021 (Italy Cup and Italy Super Cup winners) is now left with only four players left in the team: Qatar Di, Razzari, Marusic and Patrick. Immobile joined Lazio from Sevilla for €9.4 million in July 2016 and has played 340 games for Lazio in eight seasons, ranking eighth in team history, and scoring 207 goals for Lazio, ranking first in team history. By the way, the Turkish Super League has made significant progress in recent years, attracting many veterans who can still have the strength to fight, and it has also cultivated a lot of outstanding young people, plus the joining of Mourinho, it has the momentum of surpassing the Portuguese Super League and the Eredivisie and ranking among the sixth largest leagues in Europe.
NO9 Taremi, visa-free from Porto to Inter. The 31-year-old Taremi is Inter's second star to become a free sign this season after Zielinski, and may even be the last "mature player" to be free of the Inter Oak era, and Spain central defender Hermoso, who was also recognized by Marotta and Inzaghi Jr., was rejected by Oak Capital because of his age. Taremi will be Inter's third striker after Lautaro and Thuram Jr., while Zielinski will be Inter's fourth choice in midfield and may even compete with Mkhitaryan for the main position. In addition to the two free players, Inter spent a total of 50 million euros to buy out Frattesi, Augusto and Arnautovic in the summer window, in addition to 13.5 million euros to bring in 26-year-old Spain goalkeeper Josep Martinez from Genoa, who will be Inter's second goalkeeper this season and could replace Sommer as Inter's main goalkeeper next season.
NO8 Delap, transferred from Manchester City to Ipswich Town for a transfer fee of 17.9 million euros. Another outstanding young player from Manchester City's academy, the 21-year-old Delap joined Premier League promoted Majpswich for a whopping €17.9 million. Delap was loaned to Championship side Hull City last season and made 32 appearances, contributing eight goals and two assists. This is also the fourth player Ipswich has brought in after being promoted to the Premier League, after they bought out 20-year-old Jamaica striker Hutchinson from Chelsea for 23.5 million euros, 23-year-old England defender Greaves from Hull City for 21.5 million euros and 24-year-old England defender Ben Johnson from West Ham United on a free transfer. However, their recruitment efforts have not stopped, and it seems that the relegation of all three promoted teams last season has been a deep irritation for Ipswich.
NO7 Kevrenturam, transferred from Nice to Juventus for a transfer fee of 20.6 million euros. Another Thuram has joined Serie A! Thuram Sr. sent his eldest son Marcus Thuram to Inter Milan in the summer window last year and won the Serie A title; This season, he sent his second son Kevrenturam to Juventus, the difference is that this is a transfer fee, but the transfer fee of 20.6 million euros is too cost-effective compared with his value of 35 million euros, mainly because Kevrenturam's contract with Nice is only one year to expire, so Juventus picked it up. Kevren Thuram has been the absolute mainstay of Nice's midfield in recent seasons, playing as a midfielder, because France is really over-talented in this position, so little Thuram was not selected for the national team, but with his arrival at Juventus, the future entry into the France national team to play alongside his big brother Marcus Thuram will soon become a reality.
NO6 Greaves, transferred from Hull City to Ipswich Town for a transfer fee of 21.5 million euros. This transfer has been mentioned before, Greaves is a product of Hull City's academy, and has been the absolute main force of Hull City's League One and Championship in the last four seasons, making 43 appearances for Hull City last season, contributing 2 goals and 4 assists, and is still a defender with a knife, and the 23-year-old still has potential to tap. By the way, Ipswich has already spent 62.9 million euros on signings in the summer window, while his income is less than 2 million euros.
NO5 Anton, transferred from Stuttgart to Dortmund for a transfer fee of 22.5 million euros. Dortmund's rebuilding for the new season is very large, with the departure of head coach Terzic and the appointment of 35-year-old team legend Shaheen; Shahin's former teammates Reus and Hummels, who are also 35 years old, left when their contracts expired, but Reus and Hummels will definitely return to Dortmund in another capacity in the future. Shahin's first signing after taking charge was the signing of 27-year-old Germany centre-back Anton from Stuttgart for 22.5 million euros, Anton, who was Stuttgart's absolute main force last season, contributing one goal and four assists in 37 appearances, and is currently worth 20 million euros.
NO4 Lefeyer, transferred from Rennes to Roma for a transfer fee of 23 million euros. No one expected that Roma's boss Kim suddenly became generous, and he had spent nearly 30 million euros on the transfer market in half a month, in addition to signing Spain defender Angelinho from Leipzig for 5.2 million euros, and signing 24-year-old France midfielder Lefeer from Rennes for 23 million euros. Lefère, who only moved to Rennes last season for €20 million, provided five assists in 35 appearances, and was sold to Roma for just €3 million, and is currently valued at €18 million. However, for De Rossi, what is most needed is a big centre-forward who can replace Romelu Lukaku.
NO3 Buongiorno, transferred from Turin to Napoli for a transfer fee of 35 million euros. If you want to say which manager has the best ability to make the team owner pay for it, Conte is definitely in the top three, and after less than a month in office, he has already let De Laurentiis, who has been picking the door, sign three big players. In addition to the 31-year-old right-back Spinazzola from Roma, 22-year-old Spain defender Rafamarin was signed from Real Madrid for 12 million euros, but the biggest move was the signing of 25-year-old Italy centre-back Buongiorno from Torino for 35 million euros, with a floating clause of 5 million euros. The three new signings are all defenders, if Napoli can keep Osimhen and Kvaratskhelia, and then introduce 1-2 strong players in the midfield, the new season will definitely have the strength to compete with Inter, Juventus, AC Milan for the Serie A title.
NO2 Zirkze, transferred from Bologna to Manchester United for a transfer fee of 42.5 million euros. On the last day of the second week of July, Manchester United finally made a major signing, signing 23-year-old Netherlands striker Zirkze from Bologna for 42.5 million euros. Zirkze impressed for Bologna last season, contributing 12 goals and six assists in 37 appearances and was named in the Netherlands squad for the European Championships, but only made two substitute appearances in garbage time. Zirkze has a €40 million release clause in his contract, but United did not trigger this clause directly, instead negotiating with Bologna to complete the transfer in the form of €42.5 million paid over three years. It was also the first major signing of the summer window, with the Reds set to complete the signing of De Ligt from Bayern Munich and the loan of 27-year-old Netherlands midfielder Donny van de Beek to Girona for €500,000 with a buyout clause.
NO1 Palhinha, transferred from Fulham to Bayern Munich for a transfer fee of 51 million euros. The transfer bid in the first week of July was Olise who moved from Crystal Palace to Bayern Munich for €53 million, while the bid in the second week of July also came from Bayern, who signed 29-year-old Portugal midfielder Palinha from Fulham for €51 million. Bayern accounted for two of the only three transfers of more than €50 million in the summer window, followed by Douglas Luiz, who moved from Villa to Juventus for €51.5 million. Where have all the Premier League tycoons gone? Are they all busy doing the books? After the introduction of Palinha, Bayern's transfer fee expenditure in the summer window has reached 145 million euros, and their income is only 12 million euros, and everyone may see Bayern supermarket open next.
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Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again -
Summary of the second round of July meeting: Manchester United signed Zirkze, Bayern Munich became the target of the week again