Top 10 biggest transfer market profits of all time

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After spending considerably less money in recruiting players, several clubs opt to sell prized assets in order to earn a handsome profit. 

 Here are the 10 biggest mark-ups in European football. 


10) Everton (2017) - ROMELU LUKAKU - Mark up: £40m

Chelsea – Everton £28m (2014), Everton – Manchester United £75m (2017)


9) Juventus (2001) - ZINEDINE ZIDANE - Mark up: £45m

Bordeaux – Juventus £3m (1996), Juventus – Real Madrid £48m (2001)



 8) Liverpool (2014) - LUIS SUAREZ - Mark up: £52.2m

 Ajax – Liverpool £22.8m (2011), Liverpool – Barcelona £75m (2014)  


7) Southampton (2018) - VIRGIL VAN DIJK - Mark up: £62m

Celtic – Southampton £13m (2015), Southampton – Liverpool £75m (2018)


6) Manchester United (2009) - CRISTIANO RONALDO - Mark-up: £63m

 Sporting Lisbon – Manchester United £17m (2003), Manchester United – Real Madrid £80m (2009)


5) Tottenham (2013) - GARETH BALE - Mark-up: £76m

Southampton – Tottenham £10m (2007), Tottenham – Real Madrid £86m (2013)


4) Borussia Dortmund (2017) - OUSMANE DEMBELE - Mark up: £81m

Rennes – Borussia Dortmund £13.5m (2016), Borussia Dortmund – Barcelona £94.5m (2017)


3) Juventus (2016) - PAUL POGBA - Mark-up: £89m

Manchester United – Juventus free (2012), Juventus – Manchester United £89m (2016)


2) Liverpool (2018) - PHILIPPE COUTINHO - Mark up: £136.5m

Inter – Liverpool £8.5m (2013), Liverpool – Barcelona £145m (2018)



 1) Barcelona (2017) - NEYMAR - Mark up: £149m

Santos – Barcelona £49m (2013), Barcelona – PSG - £198m (2017)

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