Ranking EVERY World Record Signing Since 1996
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2022
- From the £80 million signing of Cristiano Ronaldo by Real Madrid in 2009 to the £89 million transfer of Paul Pogba to Manchester United in 2016, HITC Sevens takes a look at every signing to set a world record fee since 1996 and attempts to rank them from worst to best.
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Barcelona FC really did a Heck of a Job Blowing through their Neymar Cash
A shame they didn’t use that money to good use.
Severe mismanagement over the last few years
How are they still functioning
Somebody made a lot of money from that spending
I read this as "blow jobbing"
Thanks to Barca, Liverpool had money
Congrats to Hoever for joining Eddie Howe and Freddy Adu in the "HITC Sevens stupid name pun thing hall of fame"
Even though it's more pronounced as Hoover. But Alfie is a monster and would not care.
don't forget ian Wright
@@Patrick-pk5hk and Duncan Watmore!
Damn I thought I was the only one using that ...
I quite enjoyed that one 😂
450 goals in like 430 games. Greatest transfer ever by far. Even from a financial standpoint. On all fronts, no debate.
ya easily
Greatest ever transfer is probably di stefano
@@arjintiryaki6464 anything to take away from ronny’s greatness eh
@@CxstaOfficial i have nothing negative to say about him as he is one of if not the best players that has ever lived i'm just saying the impact of di stefano at real madrid as a whole might be greater than ronaldo's as before the di stefano transfer real madrid wasn't even the best team in madrid and that transfer nearly single-handedly turned real into the biggest sporting instutition in any sport ever
@@arjintiryaki6464 from that perspective yes but in the modern day from the perspective of winning now i mean take it like this you buy the greatest and ur club becomes Undisputably the best club for the decade
Cristiano Ronaldo record at REAL Madrid is incredible
450 Goals and 131 assist in just 438 games , that's unbelievable 🐐
That's actually insane figures. If it was FM you'd say that the game was broken. CR is clearly OP.
@@betman6774 I mean even in FM I don't think I've ever had a player who's performed nearly as well as that. My closed could be a Striker I had on FM16 who in his first 100 games scored 87 goals and got 22 assists and even that was a complete freak of a player and he slowed down after that.
@@betman6774he's a diving penalty and tap-in merchant
Rank all the Man of the Match winners in World Cup finals based on there entire careers
And again based on their World Cup Finals performances
This comment needs more likes. Great idea
Who was your man of the match in 2014?
Makes me sad to see the Ronaldo/Messi era finally coming to an end after so long. but I think that’s what really makes it so special. The way you described how their rivalry would go on to shape the landscape of European football for almost a decade… gives me chills. It seemed like the world stood still whenever the Classico would come around. I feel so lucky to have been able to witness them play at their peaks for so many years. And tbh I’m thankful to both of them for all the magic, the drama, and for proving anything is possible.
Just realised R9 broke the club records back to back for goals in a season at Barcelona and then Inter milan.
He didn’t need any time to adapt or players to accommodate him. Defences just didn’t have an answer for his pace, strength ,skill and technique.
Probably why he was called the Phenomenon.
Don't care what anyone says R9 in his prime was better than a prime CR7 . That's why he will always be the best Ronaldo
@@christopherr3676 i mean, when a player skill set is basically an amalgamation of CR7 and Messi, you know that that player is special.
Truly define "the world wasn't ready" and it shows.
@@thejamesonthestreet totally agree . The explosive pace power and skill was definitely like a hybrid of cr7 n Messi. Plus he was a very likeable guy
@@christopherr3676
R9 was for me the greatest player to play in the 21st century until injury caused his decline. Without the serious knee injuries. He could have scored 40 goals per season and won countless awards. Maybe including another World Cup.
@@thejamesonthestreet R9 was obviously great but I wouldn’t go as far as saying the ‘best’ of both Messi and Ronaldo. That’s just absurd.
“outside of getting your head chopped off, or your leg amputated, [rupturing the kneecap tendons] is just about the worst injury a footballer can get”
Alfie please never stop writing scripts, you're mad good at it
Edit: it's been two months and I still LOSE IT every time I hear that sentence HAHAHAHA
Your segment of Christian Vieri made me wonder, who the other player was in this list, you had the honour of meeting in real life ?
Snodgrass probably
@@ROL4NDpkmnguide but he is not on the list though!! 😶 If I heard it correctly Alfie said he has met two players from this list.
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@@aayushdwivedi3145 Shearer perhaps?
450 goals in 430 appearances is completely insane! CR7 truly is the GOAT
Ain’t even top 5
@@renatolekaj4790 02:23
Messi>>>
The mans a Saudi fleshlight right now
Cristiano Ronaldo is the greatest signing in football history. Bargain too. Best that I’ve ever seen.
Di Stefano’s signing was better imo.
Di stefano
Crazy what the Bosman case did to world football! Would have been a completely different story for world football without the forgotten Belgian player.
If it's not him, then another player. The Kolpak ruling was just 8 years later.
The agents would have ensured it happ sooner or later
@@andrew7taylor changed the face of sport forever!
For someone born in 1996, you seems to as an expert of Zidane's career which ended when you were 10 years old. Have seen too many instances of you taking slights jab at Zizou
It doesn't really matter when he was born, as long as he does his research. It's like saying that historians who talk about World War 2 shouldn't be taken seriously because they were not alive in 1939.
Personally, there are only a few players I put in the genius category and Zidane is one of them.
As someone who has watched zidane play frequently his criticism of zidane is true as he has been inconsistent most of his club career and his insane highs as a footballer which are on par with anyone who has ever played tend to overrate his career as a whole (i am 38 years old)
@@beno1129 Unlike historians though, i hardly thik he went back and watched all the Zidane matches. If he did credit to him but i doubt it.
Zidane never matched the numbers of Platini for example. He isn't even the best French player ever, yet somehow comes up in discussions about the best of all time.
Reminder: if I ever have a kid, naming him Ronaldo, will increase the percentage of him becoming a world class player
True. R9, Ronaldinho's real name is that, and well it's Cristiano's last name. Good shout lol.
Ranking every British record transfer signing since 1996. That’d be a good one!
Pogba was expected to be a world class midfield player at united. He was, instead, exactly what you explained; can do a few things brilliantly but wasn't interested in doing anything else to advance his game. He could get away with that in Italy with a supreme juventus side and at international level with France in midfields that would dominate games without him. As it says here, he is a freak of talent and therefore should dominate games, but he doesn't. Why? Because his attitude is wrong, simple as that. What a waste of talent he is. Single most frustrating footballer I can remember
How’s he a waste of talent? He has played in every major finals u can think off, ie UCL, Euros, Won the World Cup, won Europa League been to the FIFA pro 11 at age 22. Was in the team of the tournament of all the honours he has won and all the competitions he has in. Dunno how he can be a waste of talent tho with all he has achieved.
@@anthonysteven7052 and here come the pog brigade 🙄. All HE has achieved? Or all the teams that he's played in have achieved?. He's never been an integral, indispensable part of any team that he's played in. He's been a flash luxury. Like I said, he should be dominating midfield but he doesn't because he doesn't have the right attitude, he therefore is a waste of talent. Anyone who has regularly watched him play, rather than just watched TH-cam clips and read stats, can tell you that. He should have been the best midfield player on the planet for all of his freakish talent but is nowhere near it, that is a waste of talent. He should have achieved much more than you have posted, that is a waste of talent. His attitude stinks, which is why this new united team are not sad to see him go, why mourinho fell out with him and why he hasn't dominated both the English and European games like his talent suggested he should have. We have a few highlights and flash clips amongst a mass of both mediocre and less than average performances. He is a waste of talent.
@@benitotommassi5820 your mind is made up against him so I won’t say much to convince u. Alfie described how Pogba should be played and, he described what he did at Juve that made him successful and how he’s deployed for France. If u listen to what he said you won’t put all the blame on him. All the teams he played in he was among the top best 3 players, he was integral to France winning the world cup, as well as being the player of the tournament when we won the Europa League.
@@anthonysteven7052 why would I listen to this clueless child? You said it yourself, FFS. What is it with the modern fan that you don't seem to have a clue about football? You play your video games, read your stats, play a bit of five a side and maybe watch the odd big game or final? If you have to play him "a certain way" in a "certain team" with "a certain coach" and "certain players", how the fuck can he be considered a good player? All excuses for a highly talented player with a poor attitude. Pogba had all the attributes to DOMINATE games, not flit in and out with the odd goal or fancy pass or piece of skill, which is his career in a nutshell. If he wasn't french, he'd be considered no differently than Adel taraabt. Yes, my mind is made up from what I see.
As Scholes put it. He has no discipline and will be making the same stupid mistakes at 35. His work rate is poor and his attitude is problematic. United should have chucked him out when he celebrated Mourinho's sacking.
You are extremely so right with all the respective inclusions of these respective players and any update regarding your beloved Hull City's signings,good friend Alfie?:-D
Hey Alfie. Can you make a video looking behind the 1994 UCL Final. The build-up, pre-match press conferences and hype.
Then you talk about the match and post match happenings like The demolition of the Cruyff Dream Team.
Brilliant video, maybe you could do a similar video with world record keeper signings?
Benzema's last Lyon XI and were are they now
Probably most are retired
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Good shout
Thats a good one
Would love to see another one on unlikely signings. Would love to know the story behind Ballon d'Or winner Alan Simonson going to Charlton at the peak of his powers.
Not sure if you done this already but can you make a starting 11 video but world record signings in each position? That would be interesting
Thanks
Hi Alfie. Love the content (usually )
I was wondering if u could possibly do a video regarding *Glasgow rangers last 10 years going from bottom division to European finalists or even 20 years on going from a European finalist & dominant domestic club, too the bottom tier of country then all they back to one of the top teams in league, winning all but 1 trophy in the country (league Cup) and again getting all the way to a European final. I think it would b a great video Alfie and hope u consider it.
Excellent video today Alfie
I enjoyed This video,I like that you showcased Both sides of the argument,you talked about the positives and the negatives of Every transfer,and YES, Cristiano is the greatest record transfer of all times.
I've always said that just because you're earning hundreds of thousands of pounds a week does not exempt you from suffering mentally and a lot people can't seem to wrap their heads around that .
People become accustomed to a certain way of living whether that be a life of luxury, a life of poverty, or somewhere in between. A person working 12hrs a day 7 days a week in a sweatshop earning barely enough to support themselves let alone their family would kill for a minimum wage retail job in the UK.
luis figo was success in real. he won 2 laliga and 1 ucl in his first three season and had better stats than he had in barca from deeper position
First video i see .. man this channel is legit such knowledge
very good video mate
a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now.
The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore.
How they were very close to moving to ireland
How they went up the English football leagues.
It would be a good documentary video if you can do this. #thepeopleschannel
Monday would be twenty years since the Wimbledon fc started again
Thanks Alfie
There's plenty of youtube documentaries on afc wimbledon already
@@tino6440 if Alfie can do that it would be good, he will do a video on hull city take away soon because they have new owners and his 7 fan own clubs video was good
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A disgrace to football that it was ever allowed to happen. I am glad the real wimbledon are doing well
Okay ...how many years till another Ronaldo sets a new record?
23:35
This photo may have the greatest quotient of footballing genius per square centimetre of any photo in history.
Great video
Great channel and content... however a slight error on your part in this video. You said Figo was considered the best player in the world as reflected in him winning the Ballon D'Or in 2000. At that time it was only for the best player in Europe, in fact Zidane had won the World Player of the Year in 2000.
You said he wasn't as good at Real Madrid as he had been at Barcelona however he won the World Player of the Year in 2001 on the back of his performances for Real.
Not a massive deal, but worth pointing out. Keep up the good work!
I generally come here to be spoonfed politics by a snarky well informed young man who recently sprouted a few hairs on his nutsack but occasionally the football content is worthwhile
A video about the success story of Port Vale since Carol Shanahan took over, considering we just won the playoff final.Her charity work, bringing in Darrell Clark, then the things he went through this season. Plus we were on a winning streak and 1 point off the playoffs and she voted to end the first covid season early.
Yes that sounds interesting
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sounds good
@@df-me3if gang
As an extra bonus it will piss off stoke fans who have got to be the worst fans in the country
Maybe a little variation of this video as a next idea. Highest transfer every year (maybe since 1996 like this video just to not make it too long) ranked or rated
Ahhh denilson, when spanish football was an actual competition, those were really great days
This is why i respect R9 more than any other player. Coming back from that injury, still being world class and even winning the ballon d'or is just godly. Not sure if Messi or Cr7 could do that.
Just a guesstimate, I reckon Alfie plugs 🔌 3 previous videos in this
Video on the 22/23 PL teams, where were they during the inaugural season of the PL (like what division were they in)
Arsenal: Premier League (10th)
Aston Villa: Premier League (2nd)
Bournemouth: Division 2 (17th)
Brentford: Division 1 (Relegated that season to division 2) (22nd)
Brighton: Division 2 (9th)
Chelsea: Premier League (11th)
Crystal Palace: Premier League (20th, relegated)
Everton: Premier League (13th)
Fulham: Division 2 (12th)
Leeds: Premier League (17th)
Leicester: Division 1 (6th)
Liverpool: Premier League (6th)
Manchester City: Premier League (9th)
Man U: Premier League (1st)
Newcastle United: Division 1 (1st, Promoted)
Nottingham Forest: Premier League (22, relegated)
Southampton: Premier League (18th)
Tottenham: Premier League (8th)
West Ham: Division 1 (2nd, Promoted)
Wolves: Division 1 (11th)
Premier League is equivalent of Premier League, Division 1 is equivalent of EFL Championship, Division 2 is equivalent of EFL League One, Division 3 is equivalent of EFL League 2
Premier League: 12 teams
Division 1: 5 teams
Division 2: 3 teams
Division 3: no teams
Quite interesting actually
@@moleo9485 respect to u sir ✊
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Moral of the video, if you want your son to be one of the greatest footballers of all-time setting world record transfer fees, name him Ronaldo
I like this concept 🏆
Idea for a video: players who played for both Inter and AC Milan and for which club they played their best football
Without the serious injury and decline in his ability, scoring record Etc. Ronaldo9 could have been the greatest player of all time. 2006, maybe he could have won one more World Cup.
At the time of his first serious injury he was way better than both of them
Enjoyed that
I was amazed to see Morinihos cameo at 23:30
Never new he was in Barca side lol
What made the Alf Common £1000 transfer particularly strange was that the buying club were Middlesbrough
And we've got pretty much the same budget now in 2022 lol, up the Boro.
Figo's transfer was the most beautifuly executed advesarial signing ever. In the years before, Barcelona bullied al top Spanish clubs with its buying power, Real Madrid was debt riddled then. Figo's transfer DESTROYED Barcelona. Made Rivaldo even more abusive towards them (Figo being slighted by the way the club payed favourite with Rivaldo was the triggering cause of his departure) Barcelona squander every penny of the transfer and run into trouble... It changed the whole dynamic of Spanish football for half a decade.
Alan Shearer has to be the best value for money, 206 goals in 9 season, that’s like 25 goals every season and he missed nearly 2 full season through bad injuries
Ronaldo and Ronaldo were the best value for money. Shredding their opponents apart and selling for higher fees than they came in with.
Shearer does not beat that
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@@RS-zp1we Bodied the fool. Great job.
No way Ronaldo was a word record fee for Barcelona in 1996. Not only Shearer moved this very year to Newcatle for 15m pounds (Around 17.65m Euros) but Lentini costed substancially more to AC Milan in 1992 (15 m Euros for Lentini 12 m Euros for Lentini). That transfer doesn't belong to this list.
Ronaldo transfer was made on 17 july prior to shearer 30 july move. And he costed 13.2m pounds while lentini cost 13m pounds. So for a few days he was world record transfer
Look at Kaka's reflection in his Ballon D'Or.
Love your humor
Oh my god!!! I was foolish enough to skipped that part.
The team with the most promotions to the English Premier League
norwich.
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@@neonyzr West Brom I believe
@@jhaych Both have 5 I think, cause Norwich definitely hold the record for most relegations (started in it so 1 more XD).
"pretty significant landmark in the history of the sport" 🤣🤣I love this guy
Alfie, Ronaldo Nazario failed to adapt his game as he aged turning/twisting at high speed on those knees did cause severe ligament damage. Unlike Ronnie(CR7) who adapted and re-invented his game as he aged.
RONALDO PHENOMENO. the phenomenon 😍❤️
Moral of the story name your child Ronaldo and they’ll be one of the best.
Ronaldo under Sir Bobby was absolutely breathtaking. Has anyone ever been better?
Great thumbnail
Remember thinking Denilson was special because he could do some step overs, then Robinho, Ronaldinho and Cristiano came
each continent's record transfer fee might be cool
10:22 Actually I kind of feel like Neymar's played his best footballl in his final year at Barcelona. Also I think Neymar was in general a better player for Barcelona as he not only made them more successful than he made PSG, he also contributed more to the team at Barcelona than he did at PSG. Considering there were not too many terrible aspects about Crespos transfer, I would indeed rank Crespo above Neymar. Although it might be harsh to say, but I feel like that transfer killed off his career because he was destined to become so much more than he eventually did. He hasn't won a Champions league since 2015, he hasn't won the Ballon D'or despite the Messi-Ronaldo dinesty having been broken by a player that was not him but Luka Modric (and also should've been broken by Lewandowski not once but twice) and he wasn't able to up his game to for example bring further success than expected to his national team. The worldplayer that could've been
I think you are taking the perspective of a football fan or of the player.
Here the point of view is that of the club.
For PSG signing Neymar was an amazing deal, he has been playing at an absolutely insane level matching Ronaldo or Messi.
The main issue for PSG is that he got injured a lot and missed some crucial Champion's league games (Real Madrid in round of 16th in 2018, Man United's come back in 2019).
But he still brought PSG to a Champions League final and overall when you look at PSG's track record with Neymar in the competition, it's really good actually (lost twice in round of 16th when Neymar was injured including once against Ronaldo and Zidane's UCL winning team, reaching a final in 2020, beating Barcelona and Bayern to reach semis and lose to Guardiola's city in 2021, losing to Real who beat everybody in 2022).
And the reason why Modric got a ballon d'or and not him has to do with Brazil losing in QF twice in the WC (both tight and unlucky games where Brazil dominated) while being both times the best team of the tournament while Modric's Croatia got more lucky and performed slightly better while being largely inferior (no disrespect, just facts).
Overall would PSG sign Neymar again if they went back in the past? Well if they didn't know they would end up signing Messi I'd say definitely yes
@@huguesjouffrai9618 Yeah I mean there's no point to argue that this deal definetely was beneficial for PSG.
However it only was beneficial to PSG cause I believe that Brazil could've won a WC if Neymar had stayed at Barca. So next to the obvious ones that Barca and himself would have benefitted by staying at Barca, it's 3:1 for staying and that's why I believe it would've been better if he had stayed.
Also in PSG's success you can't play down the role of Kylian Mbappe who joined PSG in the same transfer window as Neymar did and at least since last summer he is the more important player for PSG than Neymar. Not neccessarily on the pitch, but definetely in terms of reputation, representation and finances.
But coming back to the 2018 WC and Croatia's run to the final, they definetely had it easier on their run than Brazil did, but progressing in a WC is simply luck and an understanding how to get far. I think France showed it particularly well this past WC cause they never did much, but they always did enough to barely make it but they did every time. That's something that Croatia did in 2018 and that's something, that cool and smartness, that Brazil are lacking even though they have the quality that is required to win a WC
@@dontmindme6995
I agree with you that there's a lot of luck involves in the knockout stage of a WC and Brazil was just unlucky the past two WCs.
But I don't see how Neymar staying at Barca would have improved his level: he has been playing at an unbelievable level in PSG. The only problem is that he got injured for both world cup (especially before 2018) and I don't think we can say that's because of his transfer.
About playing with Mbappe I think he formed some incredible attacking trios, duos and quadruples (idk how to say) with Cavani, Icardi, Di Maria and finally with Messi + Mbappe which is more interesting than another few seasons of MSN in a declining Barca (that was going bankrupt anyway and that performed way worse than PSG in the UCL).
Finally I still think you're thinking from your point of view of a fan who would have preferred to see him play in Barcelona, but this video's analysis focuses on good signings for the clubs (otherwise everytime either Ronaldo was signed it was a bad move for the selling club imo).
An example is Oscar's move to China: from a fan's pov it's a heartbreak, for him and his family that might have been an amazing move that will give them financial stability for generations. So you have to take one point of view before saying if a transfer is good or bad.
So even though I mostly agree with you I don't come to the same conclusion.
@@huguesjouffrai9618 I think for players like Neymar the fans' perspective is actually more important because of what he means to the football world. He is probably the one footballer that gives this magical energy of the beautiful game like Pele, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho did before him. He has, because of what he is and what he does, an incredible influence on everyone who comes in touch with football because he promotes football a different way than Ronaldo and Messi did and do.
But concerning his potentially failed career, I obviously can't prove that Neymar would've played on a different level if he'd stayed, so I'll give you that.
About your Oscar argument, I think he had it in him to play multiple years of competitive football at the highest level in europe, which, one might argue, should've earned him enough money to live a very good life for 20 people. He was still in his early 20s back then mind you. Therefore I will never understand why he went for quick money especially because the PL and Chelsea in particular aren't exactly renowned for paying small wages. For me financial based moves coupled with competitive downgrade will never be a thing I will understand.
For me the only real winner in the Neymar transfer was PSG, but Neymar certainly could boost his ego back then because he wasn't filling the shadow of Messi anymore but could cast his on the other PSG players, so maybe also a small W for Neymar as well.
Thanks tho for having a calm and based discussion with me, unfortunately I don't see that very often on YT
@@dontmindme6995 haha no pb, thank you too it's a nice change from the usual answers I get when I argue with strangers on YT (people can be very... passionate about anything)
I agree and maybe I'm biased because I've been living and Paris and I was able to see Neymar play because of the move (which I agree is magical).
I agree that Neymar promoted football in a different way, closer to how Zidane or Ronaldinho promoted football (I think Cristiano at the beginning was also incredibly spectacular before becoming a little less spectacular and more clinical like Messi). Neymar is a real artists, he understands that people are not just watching sports for the results: I'm watching games because it's a show and I want to be amazed and entertained. He also brings emotion to the game, he's not afraid to show his emotions and the way he play, with passion and style creates incredible emotions. He's the quintessential Brazilian player, Ronaldinho's true heir in my opinion.
But I think he had accomplished everything at Barca and it's great that he could share this emotion and this passion in France which is a big football country that doesn't see as many superstars as Spain, Italy, England and Germany.
Whenever PSG plays somewhere in France, the stadiums are full because people want to see the magic.
Ronaldo isn't only by far the best world record signing of all time, he's easily the greatest signing of all time, Only 80m for not only the greatest footballer of all time but also the most marketable person on the planet, Madrid easily made billions from him on top of the 4 champions leagues, 5 ballon d'ors (modric stole his in 2018), endless number of records and 450 goals in 438 matches he gave them
agree but still 4 ballon d´or though
@@occelatus1063 no he has 5
@@epicfan1598 Meant for Real, whatever..
Next video about Maltese Football please 🙏
That Figo take was extremely harsh lol he was world class playing a different role for Madrid & won everything! I’m a vieri & inter fan but to have him above zidane & figo is insane! Vieri literally won nothing at inter
Players that are legends in their own country but not acknowledged by the greater public.
Example: willem van hanegem is regarded in the Netherlands to be the 2nd behind cruijff. Maybe behind van Basten as well but that's debated.
Internationally he's hardly ever mentioned though. There must be more gems that never made fame across the border
More than gulit?
Huh I have never heard of anyone regarding van Hanegem as second behind Cruyff
@@jespa14 Ask anyone of older generations. He's up there in the top 3 all time best Dutch players.
Aboutraika. Egyptian midfielder
Day 39: Considering that the last player who played in the miracle of Bern died about 6 months ago, I would really like to see a video about the whole story between Germany and Hungary, especially because it meant so much to at least the German population
Who breaks the record next?
How about a vid on the most controversial signings of all time.
i cry every time i see An image of Lazio from the late 90s Early 2000s
FORZA LAZIO CARICA💙🦅
Henrik Larsson to Celtic - £650,000
God damnit Alfie your video clips to jerseys or players who’s names match your poetic words get me every time 😂😭
Moral of this video; if you want to sign someone for a record breaking fee; sign someone named Ronaldo....
Zidane and Figo below Ronaldo (Brazil) and Vieri? Are you sure?
Gigi wasn’t that Gus at real Madrid tbh , still a legend though
the greatest versatile players position rank
I'd genuinly always thought trever francis was the first million pound player?
can we get a documentary on Ki-Jana Hoever thanks
Fun fact : We Indians don't say 9 hundred thousand rupees...instead it's 9 lakh rupees. 1 lakh is 100,000.
24:00 he won 3 titles
How about ; the best player playing for a club a-z, eg saka for a as plays for arsenal
Anthony also cost £80mill, it’s written in the stars
Now let's get the best/worst free transfers
Just one thing man. When you say Higuain. Both the H and the u are silent.
I-g-a-i-n.
The u served to make the g hard in Spanish. As opposed to a raspy h sound.
Aguero is the exception case because of the two dots above his u.
All your video's sound way more natural on 1.25 speed. Pretty sure you're slowing down your video's.
Serie A used to be THE league back then?? Seems to be lot of good players were there😬 even my clubs best players were from there ig henry and bergkamp
Used to be the second best league to play in behind La Liga
@@jairangel463 la liga?? Isnt it a 2 club league??
@@prasannabalaji1886 nope, not when serie a was good.
Bale at 3 and Zidane at 7. Makes sense when you look at the numbers (both individual and club honors during their era) but I can't help but feel Madrid fans are guna be hammering the dislike button for that one :P
Personally whilst I don't entirely disagree for me Zidane is one of the best and Bale is just a notable player who I probably won't remember much in a decade to come. Might seem unfair considering how much Bale has won but that's just the way it is.
The guy has an absolute love affair with Bale.
Every european league's most expensive transfer where are they now?
Only transfers in but you could make a video taking a look at most expensive transfer out if first vid is succesful
Nazário * not Nazériouw
What happened to Panathinaikos?
Bro. Figo's first season with RM was better then any of he's seasons with Barca
Ok Alfie, I normally agree with you, but I gotta say it: Bale ahead of Ronaldo, Shearer, Vieri and Zidane is just borderline insane. I honestly don't know why you love the guy so much. Sure, he was a very good player at the beggining at Real, and then he just said "you know what? Screw it." and was basically a parasite do the club for four or five year. How the hell is he 3rd?
Just a quick though experiment, if you will: Both Bale and Zidade went to the same club (Real Madrid) for record breaking transfer fees. Both were inportant pieces - but probably not THE most important pieces - of two iconic teams (BBC and Galaticos). And yes, Bale did score a great goal in a Champions league final, but so did Zidane. In fact, Zidane's goal was more decisive. Both of them ran out their contracts at the club, but whilst Zidane left with grace and became a club icon, Bale left a sour taste in the mouth of Real Madrid fans. How the hell is he 3rd best in your list if he is arguably not even ahead of Zidade, that you placed 7th? And don't even get me started in Vieri, Shearer and Ronaldo.
Uefa* not Yuweifer
Accounting for inflation Alan shearers transfer to Newcastle is still the highest ever.
i thought trevor francis was the 1st million quid transfer no?
7 clubs who have more domestic cups than leagues
What the heck they are saying @ 7:28???
You're 26?! Outrageous.
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