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Who’s going where? A brief look into the 2023 Transfer window so far

ByVikash Singh

Jul 1, 2023 #football

The 2023 summer transfer window is open and will run until September 1, 2023. So far, there have been some big-money moves, Jude Bellingham’s £88m and Kai Havertz being the big names. More might be swept away in the flood before the window closes.

The transfer culture in football has changed dramatically in recent years. In the past, transfers were relatively rare and only happened between clubs of similar stature. However, in recent years, the transfer market has become much more fluid, with players moving between clubs of all levels, often for astronomical fees.

The increasing wealth of football clubs has been a key factor in the rise of the transfer culture. In the past, only few of the clubs could afford to spend big money on transfers. However, in recent years, the financial gap between clubs has widened.


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The transfer window is always a busy time in football, and it will be interesting to see what other moves are made before the deadline. Here are some of the biggest transfers that have happened so far in the 2023 summer transfer window:

  • Jude Bellingham (Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid) – £88m plus £25.6m add-ons
  • Kai Havertz (Chelsea to Arsenal) – £65m
  • Christopher Nkunku (RB Leipzig to Chelsea) – £52m
  • Ruben Neves (Wolves to Al Hilal) – £47m
  • James Maddison (Leicester City to Tottenham Hotspur) – £40m
  • Pedro Porro (Sporting Lisbon to Tottenham Hotspur) – £39m
  • Alexis Mac Allister (Brighton to Liverpool) – £35m plus £20m add-ons
  • Nicolas Jackson (Villarreal to Chelsea) – £31.7m
  • Joao Pedro (Watford to Brighton) – £30m
  • Giacomo Raspadori (Sassuolo to Napoli) – £25.8m

Overall, the transfer culture is a complex issue with no easy answers. It is a product of a number of factors, including the increasing wealth of football clubs, the rise of social media, and the changing expectations of players. It is likely to continue to evolve in the years to come, and it will be interesting to see how it affects the sport in the future.

As of the time of writing, it is July 1st, 2023. The transfer window is still open, and there is still plenty of time for clubs to make signings. We will have to wait and see who the big winners and losers of the transfer window are.

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