For a year now, we have been discussing where Erling Haaland will end up, who will surely set another transfer record. Someone talks about 80 million euros, and someone about all 150. But is it really worth spending so much money on a player? Let's delve into history and reason.

1. Neymar (Barcelona PSG, €222m, 2017)

It's still hard to judge this transfer. What kind of person is worth more than 200 million euros? Becoming the best player in Ligue 1 twice is not bad, but it is expected. And while Neymar remains a great performer, not everyone in France is sure he's worth it, especially given how many times he's been injured. For now, the only way to silence the naysayers is to win the Champions League.

2. Kylian Mbappe (PSG Monaco, 180 million euros, 2018)

Neymar, Mbappe, the essence is the same. Yes, he is the best in Ligue 1, and his performance at the 2018 World Cup cannot be overestimated, but so far a lot depends on the success of the Parisians in European competition. If he wins he will prove it. But no, everyone mostbet-bd-2.com will continue to gossip about where he will go next.

8. Eden Hazard (Chelsea Real, €100m, 2019)

One injury follows another. And when he is on the field, Hazard is almost invisible. Four goals in two seasons is an illustration of a failed transition, whatever one may say.

9. Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Juventus, €100m, 2018) He scored goals. Lots of heads. 75 goals in 88 games is awesome. But the Portuguese was bought not just for the sake of balls, but for the sake of winning the Champions League, but she is still missing. Even the championship is lost this season. Ronaldo is not to blame, but it seems that the people of Turin are unhappy with him and are even thinking of giving him away somewhere.

17. Romelu Lukaku (Manchester United Inter, €80m, 2019) Here Lukaku not only returned to his best form, but even surpassed it. 23 goals in Serie A and nine in the Europa League is cool, and only the winning goal against his own net in the final of the UEL spoiled the impression of him. Well, this season he has become even better, once again proving that he deserves to be called a top striker.

18. Nicolas Pepe (Lille Arsenal, €80m, 2019) It's hard to swear at Pepe, how many other Arsenal players have been consistent in the last two seasons? However, given its cost, Pepe was definitely expected more. Sometimes he was incredibly good, and sometimes barely noticeable. So far, it is difficult to say that he lived up to the expectations placed on him.19. Kepa Arrizabalaga (Athletic Chelsea, €80m, 2018) Even for a goalkeeper known more for his passes than his saves, Kepa is bad. Too many mistakes, which Chelsea could not forgive him, turned him into perhaps the most costly mistake for the London club.20. Luca Hernandez (Atletico Bayern, Bayern Munich, €80m, 2019) Started off well, but an ankle injury spoiled his debut season. Now he is a substitute player, useful, but not the main one. Somehow weak for the third most expensive defender.