Uncover the Shocking Truth Behind the Premier League’s Most Jaw-Dropping Transfers Ever—Inflation Included!
The Europa League and EFL Cup titles of his first season were Pogba’s only trophies at the club, leaving on a free transfer in 2022, having won the World Cup with France in 2018.
| Appearances | Goals |
| 233 | 39 |
9) Dwight Yorke – Manchester United, £144.7m (£12.6m)
“If I’d had a gun at the time, I would have shot him,” then-Aston Villa manager John Gregory said of Dwight Yorke’s request to leave the club, resulting in the striker becoming United’s then-record signing in August 1998.
Yorke won the Premier League Player of the Season and golden boot alongside a treble with his new club the following season, becoming a league champion again in each of the next two campaigns.



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